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more about #wirelesshd Thangka: 600 dollars means it will cost Best Buy employees like 20 bucks. Rocketfish stuff is absolutely insane markup. more » Adam: Gizmodo is telling us we shouldn't spend a lot of money on first gen gadgets? We should wait two years instead? I'm confused. more » lolbrbnvm: Over a third of the world makes less in a year than this thing costs. Run a wire across the room. more » aec007: You want a GOOD reason? ► If you are going to extend 33 Ft. wireless for $600, you can hire someone to WIRE said connection, through the walls, up t... more » traviscollins: Gizmodo would probably receive higher ad revenue if it wasn't dismissive of products that it hasn't directly reviewed. The price and promised feature ... more » ripfire: I don't think this would be much of an impact until we can connect devices interchangeably. Pretty much all our devices still lives in the point-to-po... more » jslizzle: where does this thing plug into? also random question follows should anyone choose to eleborate cool what phones have this feature? also how come fore... more » -
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You Can Buy RocketFish's $600 1080p Wireless Kit Now, But You Shouldn't
Belkin's Flywire 1080p HD streamer was canceled, so if you want a device to stream 1080p from one side of the room to another side of the room (up to 33 feet away), Rocketfish has one today. But, no. More » -
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Amimon's Latest WHDI Streaming Chips Do Full Uncompressed 1080p @ 60Hz
Wireless HD is still little more than a carrot dangled in front of rich noses at CES, but Amimon's WHDI standard is one of the least vaporous, and their new chips improve on the spec. More » -
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Sony, Sharp, Hitachi, Samsung and Motorola Agree on Amimon Whole-House Wireless HD Standard
Be happy: A new wireless HD video standard guarantees that major brands including Sony, Sharp, Hitachi, Samsung and Motorola will have interoperable wireless video streaming. Amimon—the chip makers behind the "video modem" wireless HD tech we've been seeing on and off for the last few years, and most recently in Belkin's Flywire—is announcing the WHDI consortium with the above members, formed to standardize their wireless HD spec and embed it in member companies' TVs, projectors and HD video sources. The result is a network of HD components, streaming uncompressed 1080p video not just through one room like competing UWB standards, but to and from any source to any TV in your entire home, with a range comparable to Wi-Fi. Pretty impressive stuff. More » -
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Monster Digital Express HD System: Their First Wireless HDMI Kit
We just got a briefing on Monster's Wireless Digital Express HD System, a UWB system that transmits video wirelessly in the same room, If you want to send it to another room, it'll use already-in-wall coax to transmit high-def signal. Sigma Designs, known for its Blu-ray player chips, is on board, using its Wireless HDAV cable replacement to upconvert, encode and then decode the 1080p video signal on the fly. It's going to cost $600 for a transmitter and receiver pair, which may sound like a lot for you to connect your Wii to your 32" LCD in place of a 30-cent AV cable, but considering what it's capable of doing—and the technology it's using—it's not awful. More »
