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Cramer's 'Mad Money' Recap: Best Bets on Best Buy

By TheStreet.com Staff119
9/14/2006 8:14 PM EDT
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Three ways to play off the strength of Best Buy (BBY122 - commentary123 - Cramer's Take124) are Logitech (LOGI125 - commentary126 - Cramer's Take127), Harman (HAR128 - commentary129 - Cramer's Take130) and Microtune (TUNE131 - commentary132 - Cramer's Take133), Jim Cramer told viewers on his "Mad Money" TV show Thursday.

Microtune, Cramer's third play on Best Buy, is levered to the home-theater business. It has exposure to the high-definition television (HDTV) market and makes chips that makes it possible to watch TV on cell phones, Cramer said.

It is a high-risk stock, so he recommended waiting to buy it if you're conservative.

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Jim Cramer ist ein ewiger Schwätzer und nur auf seine Person fixiert.

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Cramer ist auf Dauer unausstehlich - keine Frage. Er hat aber auch sehr sehr lustige Momente von Zeit zu Zeit.

Aber ganz abgesehen davon laufen ihm so viele Leute hinterher, dass er dafür sorgen könnte, dass sie Aktie endlich ausbricht und die Shorties aum falschen Fuß erwischt werden. Mal abwarten was heute passiert...

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Computex: DVB H receiver for mobile phone and Notebook


DVB-H (digital video Broadcasting for Handheld), with DMB (digital Multimedia Broadcasting) competitive standard for the mobile television with mobile telephones, Smartphones, Handhelds and Co., receives piece by piece the components needed for the receipt. To the Computex showed for example ***AVerMedia a DVB H ExpressCard (E569) for the employment in Notebooks. With the Windows Media Player already makes possible this map the receipt of the DVB H programs radiated in some regions of Germany in the test operation.

The model E570, which can be used approximately in of ***Dell Axim Handheld, is equipped with SDIO interface. Both DVB H modules use a modulator of DiBcom and a $$$TV-Tuner from the house MicroTune.

Cyberlink and intervideo supply suitable software. Cyberlink demonstrated its software solution on Dell the Axim with of Intel XScale processor and different DVB H stick on basis of the chips of DiBcom and Siano mobile silicone. As far as the mobile devices have a backward channel approximately over the GSM net, the software supports also interactive offers according to Cyberlink.

“As specialized offerers for Tuner, which are used today in independent and portable devices, we accept the large challenge to make a high-quality TV-picture possible on mobile devices”, said James A. Fontaine, President and CEO von Microtune.

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Mobile company to trial live handset TV
25/09/2006 - 16:02:09 One of Ireland’s mobile media networks 3, has today announced that it has been awarded a licence by ComReg to trial broadcast TV services over mobile handsets.

One of Ireland’s mobile media networks 3, has today announced that it has been awarded a licence by ComReg to trial broadcast TV services over mobile handsets.

The licence takes effect immediately and runs for one year.

DVB-H, a technology specifically developed for broadcasting live digital television channels via mobile handsets, has the potential to provide access to a number of different TV channels as well as interactive TV.

3’s managing director Robert Finnegan said: “3 Italia was first in Europe to launch broadcast TV over mobile, so as a Group we are already leading the development of this new technology.

"Ireland has a high take-up of digital TV services compared to many EU countries with 42% of all households using digital TV services. DVB-H brings the benefits of Digital TV to mobile. Mobile TV is important to 3 and to the Irish market, as consumers demand more sophisticated mobile services."”




The Minister for Communications Mr Noel Dempsey, TD, said: “I welcome all developments in the digital television area. It is particularly important that Ireland rolls out a digital terrestrial television network in the coming years and that the full range of digital services become available to the Irish citizen."

3’s sister company in Italy launched its DVB-H service called WalkTV earlier this year and is already broadcasting mobile TV to a wide audience, with 140,000 customers signing up in just six weeks.

3’s DVB-H tests in Ireland follow the success of a range of TV content available on 3 from Barclays Premiership highlights and the best of Father Ted, to 3’s own music channel hosted by Tom Dunne.

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