|
Belkin, Sony, Gefen, and Monster Cable are offering a slew of new wireless HD products.
|
|||
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|||
The latest in wireless audio. (14 images, 3315 views, 1 comment)
Our favorite Blu-ray releases of the week. (10 images, 6918 views, 1 comment)
These suburban New York homeowners didn’t let high tech clutter up their contemporary style, but they did let new home controls enhance their daily lives. (7 images, 5828 views, 1 comment)
Custom electronics pro enlists TruAudio to build custom speakers for MMA company’s Gladiator-themed Charles "Mask" Lewis memorial theater. (10 images, 6215 views, 1 comment)
This film professional took his work home, converting his garage into a nostalgic, yet state-of-the-art theater with networked Xboxes and a CinemaScope screen. (9 images, 46477 views, 12 comments)
A couple of Oscar nominees headline this week's releases in high-def. (10 images, 9403 views, 0 comments)
This Minnesota homeowner uses Apple's smart phone for much more than just phone calls. (5 images, 9371 views, 0 comments)
Homeowners return from a week-long trip surprised to find their house tricked out with electronics. (7 images, 10329 views, 1 comment)
Who would've thought to bring these all of these greats together? Paul Snyder, an artist, who furnished his theater with a homemade cast of characters. (9 images, 13121 views, 1 comment)
"2012" and "Where the Wild Things Are" highlight releases. (6 images, 3432 views, 0 comments)
CEA names finalists for Mark of Excellence Awards. (48 images, 19722 views, 1 comment)
Winners and finalists of third annual competition. (15 images, 1554 views, 0 comments)The Belkin FlyWire system comes as a transmitter and receiver system with the capability of sending 1080p/24 True Cinema HD signals. It can send signals up to 100-feet, and through walls. The transmitter includes 3 HDMI inputs, 2 component video inputs and 1 S-Video/Composite input with stereo audio. The receiver is designed for installation behind wall-mounted TVs, and connects directly to the HD television via HDMI, and supports version 1.3a. Belkin plans on shipping its Whole House Solution at a price of $999. With this system, CE components can be in one room, and the television can be in another. I’ve seen a demo of this system, and it looked pretty darn good. Early next year, Belkin will ship their In-Room Solution at a price of $699.
Read more: Wireless HD - The Next Generation of Connectivity?
