Source: http://www.engadget.com/2009/09/29/nokia-samsung-toshiba-and-sony-align-on-mobile-high-definition/
Say it with us now: "Yippee!" Why such joviality? We'll tell you why.
Nokia,
Samsung,
Toshiba,
Sony and Silicon Image have all teamed up to create yet another new connector, with this one hoping to forever harmonize the
strained relationship between mobile phones / PMPs and high-def displays. The so-called Mobile High-Definition Interface Working Group is seeking to create a new "industry standard" for connecting handsets and other portable consumer electronics to HDTVs and displays, though we're still wondering why exactly we need a replacement for HDMI, DisplayLink and the forthcoming
Light Peak so soon. As with most of these things, details about the actual product(s) are slim, but trust us, they're working on it. And they're working
hard.
Filed under: Cellphones, Displays
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