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by Martín Hartkopf | October 9, 2014
Mexico to deliver 2.5 million Digital TV sets to low income homes during October 2014 !
"The Federal Telecommunications Institute (IFT) from Mexico announced that the
government will deliver ===> 2.5 million Digital TV sets in 415 cities => during October 2014. The organism informed that the first stage of the Digital TV transition ended with the delivery of 93,097 TV sets in 12 municipalities of the North East region of the country, specifically in the municipalities of Tamaulipas, Nuevo León and Coahuila.
The
second stage of the transition started last August and includes the delivery of ===> 2.6 million TV sets in the region that limits the already provided States. The IFT established that analog signals must switch off on December 31st 2015 at the latest. However, the Telecommunications Reform schedule expects the transition in the
North region of the country to take place on December 2014.
One of the requirements is to reach at least a 90% penetration of receptors and decoders suited to receive digital signals in low income homes located in the coverage area. “We have received information from the SCT (Secretary of Communications and Transport in Spanish) but so far we have not received any information that credits that there is an area with the 90% coverage required”, Gabriel Contreras, Commissioner-President of the institute, told El Universal newspaper.
The Mexican government will destine USD 1.5 billion for the program that defines which homes comply with the necessary conditions to receive the service and deliver the digital devices. This is a plan coordinated by the SCT and the Social Development Secretary.
According to the unit, the new TV sets have HDMI and USB ports to connect to the Internet."
SOURCE:
http://nextvlatam.com/mexico-to-deliver-2-5-million-digital-tv-sets-to-low-income-homes/?lang=en