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EICTA

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EICTAEuropean Information & Communications Technology Industry Association


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The Neuf TV HD is also France's first TV decoder over ADSL to be HDTV certified by EICTA (European Information & Communications Technology Industry Association), which guarantees compatibility with all HDTVs and HD-ready TVs in the market.
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CEA is pleased to join with EICTA and JEITA in this statement, and we applaud the Business Software Alliance and the European-American Business Council for facilitating such an important discussion," Shapiro added.
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In addition to Fumio Ohtsubo, Rudy Provoost, CEO Philips Consumer Electronics and President of EICTA, Don MacDonald, Vice President and General Manager Digital Home Group, Intel Corporation, and Kai-Uwe Ricke, CEO Deutsche Telekom AG have all accepted the invitation to attend.
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