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Wireless Entertainment Goes Analog

Uri Kanonich / January 10, 2012 / No comments

Just in time for CES, IOGear has announced a variation of its Wireless 3D Digital Kit, now named the Wireless 3D Media Kit. What’s new in this variation? The Kit now offers an analog input, so users can connect older gaming consoles and VCRs and still push the content wirelessly through the home with the standard WHDI benefits: 1080p video content (including 3D content) and 5.1 digital surround sound up to 100 feet through walls to reach an HDTV.

Add this to the growing list of great WHDI technology products. And remember while you are at CES to visit WHDI founding member AMIMON at the AMIMON suite #23121 in the Hilton Hotel to see demos of more of the real-world applications of WHDI technology.

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Category: AMIMON, CES, HD video, HDTV, home entertainment, WHDI, Wireless HDMI / Tags: , , , , , , , ,

Enough With The Sloppy Presentation Technology!

Uri Kanonich / December 16, 2011 / No comments
I love giving presentations and I love listening to presentations given by intelligent, motivated people. However, regardless if I am giving the presentation or listening to it, I always dread the first five minutes. The problem in those first five minutes (which can sometimes stretch to ten, fifteen…) is that it seems like, no matter how smart or motivated you may be, nobody knows how to properly use projector technology. There are always issues. The slides are upside down, the cable is missing, the cable is too short so you have to stand almost on top of the projector, the quality is too poor to read the text, the colors are messed up, there is a lag, or worst of all, it just is not working. And that’s all before we even get into device compatibility. 

Wouldn’t it be nice if giving presentations worked out like it does in your mind? You roam freely and wirelessly around the room or across the stage, giving a presentation from your tablet. You show a few slides, a short movie, then tab over to an application and demo it, tab over to a spreadsheet of data, then over to a browser to underline a point with an example from the Internet. Everything is mirrored to the screen in full HD, with no lag or delays and no loss of fidelity.

And then, your partner takes over and suddenly, it is his laptop that is mirrored on the screen and he launches into his part of the presentation while you return to your seat. No plugging in and out, no fumbling around machines. No delays or false starts. No troubleshooting. This is how presentations should go. This is what WHDI technology makes possible. Intelligent wireless technology in intuitive; we know how this perfect presentation would look, we know how we want our presentation to go. Now let’s get rid of the sloppy presentation technology once and for all.

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Category: HD video, Presentations, Tablet, Wireless HDMI / Tags: , , , , , , , , , , ,

Introducing The Belkin ScreenCast AV 4 Wireless AV-to-HDTV Adapter

Uri Kanonich / September 15, 2011 / No comments

Belkin recently launched a new line of wireless home theater products designed to streamline home theater setups and deliver full-HD content to your HDTV without messy wires and cables. Among them is the Belkin ScreenCast AV 4 Wireless AV-to-HDTV Adapter, which uses WHDI standard to allow you to wirelessly connect up to four home theater devices to your HDTV from another location up to 100 feet away.

ScreenCast AV 4 wirelessly connects your home theater equipment to your HDTV via a transmitter connected to the device’s HDMI connection. Installation is easy—simply plug the HDMI transmitter into your source device, such as a Blu-ray player, and plug the receiver into your HDTV. The powerful transmitter enables you to locate AV equipment up to 100 feet away within a room, or hide them in a closet or adjacent room at a reduced distance.

Belkin’s ScreenCast AV 4 allows you to enjoy the benefits of WHDI standard—the best picture and sound quality with full-HD 1080p resolution, 3D video, and up to 5.1 channels of surround sound.

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New WHDI-Based Product

Uri Kanonich / August 9, 2011 / No comments

Yesterday, GALAXY announced the release of the GALAXY WHDI Stick, the ultimate solution to connect your HD devices wirelessly to your TV. The stick can be connected from any HD source device to any HD display device and delivers the WHDI standard Full HD 1080p experience!

Click here to see more details and the GALAXY WHDI Stick.

After the jump, some some pictures from the release:

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Category: Gaming, HD video, HDTV, home entertainment, iPhone, Mobile, Tablet, WHDI, Wireless HDMI / Tags: , , , , , , , , ,

WHDI Rocks!

lesliechard / July 7, 2011 / No comments

There are two things consumers want: all of their high quality content anywhere and everywhere – and they want it wirelessly with the least amount of setup hassle as possible. WHDI answers their desires with the ultimate wireless streaming option that brings interactive HD video from any device that they can enjoy on larger screens around their homes.

 

Here’s how WHDI matches up to any imitation:

- Cross-Platform Usability

WHDI products are developed with one standard that plays well with all devices from all manufacturers, instead of proprietary technology requiring use of only certain devices. WHDI technology can be used with any device that has a WHDI connector, so it’s as easily compatible with the iPad as it is with Android and others.

WHDI is also open for any content from any device, from any manufacturer, using the HDCP 2.0 security system. All your content can be moved wirelessly to your screen no matter the source.

- The Best Quality

Those who demand an exceptional viewing experience or gaming experience should look for WHDI, which supports 1080p/60 of Full HD and 3D content. 1080p/60 is the standard for HD and far ahead of the alternative 720p/30. In most markets, you cannot even sell a TV with 720p/30, so why would you accept it for your HD content?

- Easy Setup

Since there are no software requirements for WHDI, you can plug in and go—no downloads, installs or limitations. Just the best quality HD from all your devices, to your TV. With some solutions, you can only use licensed content through a proprietary system and with a software installation. WHDI supports all forms of content from all sources, with no software download or installation required.

WHDI is truly the most versatile and best quality option for the ultimate wireless streaming experience. How do you like them apples?

 

 

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