U.S. Air Force Upgrades With VBrick

The U.S. Air Force Electronics Systems Center (ESC) selected VBrick MPEG-2 video devices to provide DVD-quality streaming video for 85 deployable Air Force communications units. As a technology-insertion upgrade to its Theater Deployable Communications (TDC) Program, ESC will enable each unit to deliver up to six chann
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The U.S. Air Force Electronics Systems Center (ESC) selected VBrick MPEG-2 video devices to provide DVD-quality streaming video for 85 deployable Air Force communications units. As a technology-insertion upgrade to its Theater Deployable Communications (TDC) Program, ESC will enable each unit to deliver up to six channels of DVD-quality television to each desktop on the network.

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