If you’re on AT&T or Verizon you may have watched an episode of something or another wirelessly via FLO TV, and while the service has hardly taken the nation by storm, it’s probably the closest thing to DMB we Americans are going to get for awhile. Qualcomm was rumored to be working on a dedicated device for the service also called the FLO TV, a television-tuning gizmo with a capacitive touchscreen, and now here it is, captured sitting precariously close to the edge of the table, looking set to tumble onto what’s surely a greasy, dingy floor below. The device also doubles as a PMP, and while only 4GB of storage means it won’t be a particularly good one, with any luck there’s a microSD slot in there somewhere. It’s all very hush-hush at this point so we don’t have any idea about pricing or availability, but perhaps the loose lips at the FCC will give us an answer to that second question soon.
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