Pulsar sells its 3G/3D unit to Argentine public television
After regularly renting Pulsar Televisión's mobile unit, the Argentine public broadcaster has finally acquired this 3G/3D mobile unit.
Argentina's Public TV has acquired its HD 3G/3D mobile unit from Pulsar, intended mainly for covering sporting events. This unit had been regularly rented by the Argentine broadcaster and operated by its own personnel.
In fact, eight out of every ten hours of service of the unit was destined for events produced by Argentine television.
The unit debuted in the coverage of the last Field Hockey World Championships in August 2010, marking the first high definition broadcast in the country.
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