India’s Reliance going UHD
October 31, 2016
By Chris Forrester
Reliance Jio, a major mobile player in India, is to offer customers a 4K set-top box powered by the Android OS.
The boxes will work with Reliance’s 1 Gb/s fibre connections. Initially the STRBs will go to “enterprise”, higher-value clients. Reliance says that two new high-end boxes will be available. The first will be powered with a Broadcom supplied chip-set. The other will run on a Marvell processor.
Consumers will need a suitable 4K television set to view content, and the devices come pre-loaded with Jio TV and Jio ‘on demand’.
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