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Wireless HDMI

Wires are generally an eyesore. The good news is, wireless technologies has transformed your domicile into eye candy. The wireless telephone, the Bluetooth dongle, the wireless home theater system, they've all done wonders to free your living space of the cord jumble. Now another electronic marvel has come out -- Wireless hdmi -- so you can easily shift that large-screen LCD TV from your desk to your wall minus the hideous sight of hanging HDMI cable connections.

</a>With WIRELESS HDMI technology, you do not have to drill holes and run wires from your DVR, HD DVD player, cable box, or game console to enjoy high-definition audio and video programming in full 1080p on your TV. Wireless HDMI devices are created to make it much faster for you to install and connect all your digital equipment specially if they are situated plenty of feet away from each other.

Wireless HDMI is effective within distances of up to 30 feet - a most appropriate alternative to laying down those unattractive cable connections around the corner, up the ceiling or through the wall structure, and into the next area. This is fantastic for configurations where you simply cannot hold all your HD devices in the same space.

Precisely how does Wireless HDMI function? The gadget, which is often a little black box, obtains audio and video data from an HD source such as a HD DVD player, and transmits this particular high-definition broadcast to your HDTV or HD projector using ultra-wideband radio frequencies.

The Wireless HDMI technology is young, and a number of of the early units that came out transmitted bad video signals and worked merely in short ranges. Moreover, there is still no established standard for Wireless HDMI, and producers are utilizing their proprietary technology such as the Sony Bravia Wireless Link, Philips Wireless HDTV Link, LG Wireless 1080p, and Asus Wireless Display Connectivity.

As upgrades to Wireless HDMI technology are being created, it is anticipated that upcoming HD gadgets will incorporate wireless connectivity options as well. Some of the fresher models that have exhibited terrific promise are those from Gefen, particularly the EXT-WHDMI Wireless HDMI Extender.