The single decoder is back: Sky is preparing to launch the new MySkyHD in October which will be compatible with all content distribution platforms: digital terrestrial, satellite and internet.The Tom's Hardware website has published the first photos of one of the decoder models and with a quick round of phone calls we have had confirmation that the product exists and that it is really expected to arrive on the market for the next television season.The new model will have both satellite and digital terrestrial dual tuners, and Sky almost certainly has a DVB-T2 tuner on board to get ready to broadcast on the new standard with HEVC compression.The new decoder will have built-in 500GB hard drive, WiFi support and gigabit network connection.Sky, after the agreement reached with Telecom for the use of the network, is also ready to broadcast in DVB-T on the channels rented to Telecom Italia Media (this is also confirmed): it is difficult to understand if it will broadcast football (more channels would be needed) but certainly a Sky DVB-T or DVB-T2 offer is at the starting line.Copyright © 2022 DDay.it - ​​Scripta Manent publishing services srl - All rights reserved - VAT number 11967100154