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WirelessHD adapter eliminates pesky wires, almost affordable
Eager as we are to see wireless HDTV, progress is slow. Rocketfish just sped things up significantly with its wireless HD adapter, $600 worth of wireless HDMI that'll let you move 1080p video 33 feet from source to screen with nary a wire between.
This is just the beginning. This is the WirelessHD brand of cable-free 1080p magic, which only works within 33 feet — a better choice is the higher-quality and 100-foot-spanning WHDI, soon to be slipped into notebooks, projectors, TVs and receivers. The question is, can WHDI be had for less than $600? Not yet, but WHDI creator Amimon tells us that'll happen soon. Let the competition begin!
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By ?? at 12:23 PM ON 12/01/09
I may be a bit thick here but don't we already have HD streamers from like Western digital et al or is this something new/different?
By docrings at 8:53 PM ON 12/07/09
Or just mount the little 13 oz 1080p mini-computer (CompuLab fit-PC2i ) to the back of your plasma, and use a wireless keyboard/mouse to control the streaming/wireless network HD content to the TV.
http://dvice.com/archives/2009/12/smallest-pc-pac.php
Far cheaper and more versatile.
Cheers,
Doc Rings
By docrings at 8:54 PM ON 12/07/09
Or just mount the little 13 oz 1080p mini-computer (CompuLab fit-PC2i ) to the back of your plasma, and use a wireless keyboard/mouse to control the streaming/wireless network HD content to the TV.
Far cheaper and more versatile.
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