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NEWTON, Mass. -- Conference Provides Comprehensive Overview of Today's and Tomorrow's TV to Mobile Business

Global Technology Conferences, Inc. (GTC) today announced the successful conclusion of the first GSPx TV to Mobile event. The two-day event in Eindhoven, The Netherlands attracted design engineers and executives from leading technology companies in Europe and around the world. This vertical event in the GSPx series of conferences focused on the implementation of video broadcasting and video compression technology and the elements involved.

"In its first year, GSPx TV to Mobile attracted key design engineers and business leaders from the industry-leading video and mobile companies," said Dr. Amnon Aliphas, conference chair. "Attendees had the opportunity to learn from each other, explore this dynamic field and gain insight into where the industry is heading."

Video compression and broadcasting technologies will also be explored at GSPx 2005, the pervasive signal processing event, as one of several vertical tracks. GSPx will take place October 24-27 in the Santa Clara Convention Center in California. In addition to video, the conference will examine the latest advances in audio/speech, multi-core processors, next generation technologies, SAR imagery, telecommunications and wireless. Decision-making engineers, managers and C-level executives will come together at GSPx to spark ideas, develop new partnerships, to learn about the latest technologies and to drive the industry forward.

What People Are Saying About GSPx TV to Mobile

"The quality of the GSPx TV to Mobile conference was at a very high level regarding both the profound knowledge of the speakers as well as the depth of the presented topics. I really appreciated the openness of all participants."

Gregorio Roper, ServiceForce GmbH

"The event was right on time and had a good technological focus. A very good job was done to arrange a conference with such leading speakers."

Peder Drege, Adactus

"This event gives an excellent overview of today's and tomorrow's TV to Mobile business."

The conference included speakers from Freescale Semiconductor, Microsoft, Nokia, Philips, Texas Instruments and Toshiba, with the keynote address being delivered by Kees Joosse, business development manager for Philips Semiconductors. Attendees also learned about the latest standards in the industry and exhibiting companies displayed their video compression and broadcasting technologies.

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