Debitel launches Samsung P900, T-DMB in Germany

by Chris Ziegler, posted May 31st 2006 at 9:39PM

Productivity everywhere stands to suffer for the next month or so as World Cup Fever sets in, but expect German productivity to take an even stronger hit -- carrier Debitel is using the tournament as the launching pad for its new T-DMB service. No word on how many games will be available for viewing, but we suspect there'll be enough to justify stealing off to the office bathroom at an alarming frequency. The service launches today along with the compatible Samsung P900, which will set you back €199 (roughly $250) with contract.

Filed under: Handsets, Multimedia, Samsung

Tags: debitel, dmb, t-dmb, world cup, WorldCup

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Luis Moro @ Jun 1st 2006 5:32AM

The DMB in Germany actually has just 4 channels, one of which is ZDF. ZDF has scored 24 games of the World cup. You can see the official homepage here (where it actually is written in humungous letters): http://www.debitel.de/tv

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