Marketing description

This amazing TV tuner stick provides superior digital television reception (DVB-T, or Freeview) deep indoors, in conditions that are challenging for reception outdoors, and while traveling at high speeds. EyeTV Diversity contains two integrated receivers and two portable rod aerials that work together to achieve optimal reception in Diversity mode.
EyeTV Diversity has one quality setting, lossless. The DVB stream is recorded unaltered, and so you're getting full quality unencrypted DVB-T content as encoded by broadcaster. EyeTV Diversity supports DVB-T multilingual programming and Dolby Digital sound.
With its classic matte aluminum finish and amazingly compact size, EyeTV Diversity looks great with a Mac. It features a USB 2.0 interface for the streaming of superior quality TV content to your Mac. EyeTV Diversity is USB powered and therefore requires no external power supply.
Even if you live in an area with strong DVB-T reception, or if you use a rooftop aerial, EyeTV Diversity is an attractive choice. In Dual-Tuner mode, EyeTV Diversity becomes two conventional DVB-T receivers in one. It's the only EyeTV product that enables you to watch two live TV channels picture-in-picture, or watch one show while you record another.
EyeTV Diversity is ideal for travelers. The ultra-compact device and portable rod aerials pack easily with a MacBook, and mobile reception is possible at speeds up to 160 km/h provided there is uninterrupted DVB-T coverage en route.
Enjoy superior free-to-view digital TV (DVB-T, also known as DTT or Freeview) reception on your Mac deep indoors, in weak coverage areas, and while traveling at high speeds, all thanks to EyeTV Diversity's revolutionary antenna diversity technology.

Key selling points

• Receives free-to-view digital TV
• Two TV tuners in one small USB stick
• Watch and record two live TV shows simultaneously
• Watch two different TV shows at the same time Picture-in-Picture (PiP)
• Switch to "Diversity Mode" for superior reception indoors and in weak coverage areas