Artec T14 DVB-T TV Stick 2.2.3.8 driver -

Publisher review:
Turn your computer into Digital TV with the mini T14 Digital TV Stick. Just the size of your finger, T14 is a creation of the latest technology with full entertainment functions. Plug it into the USB ports of your laptop computer or multimedia PC and you could enjoy digital television programming with a click of your finger.With the compact and lightweight design, T14 Digital TV Stick could easily be carried around with your laptop, best of all, it does not require extra batteries to function, so you could enjoy Digital TV programming anywhere with your laptop.Whether you are in the dorm, in the library, in the car or out door at the barbecues, T14 could turn your computer into Digital TV for great entertainments.
Operating system:
Windows 2K / Windows XP

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