Tag Archive for 'hdmi'


Friday, Aug 15th 2008 by Emily Price

We’re finding out more details about the Sony DMX-WL1t, the companies first WHDI device to transmit video wirelessly in your home. The device first showed up in January at CES, and is making another appearance now, but now with more details.

Thursday, Aug 14th 2008 by Chris Davies

AOC have shown us their big displays, now they’re trying to persuade us that smaller can be just as impressive.  Their latest Envision 861-series comes in three sizes - 19, 26 and 32-inches - are have resolutions apparently “tailored for optimum viewing with limited space”.  The smallest comes in at 1440 x 900 while the [...]

Tuesday, Aug 12th 2008 by Ewdison Then

When it comes to appearance, you can either go with a distinctive frame (such as Samsung’s recent ‘Touch of Color’ sets) or one that attempts to slim down to the point of invisibility. The LT-46148 goes with the latter route, and is all the better for it; there’s a mere 3/4-inch at the top [...]

Monday, Aug 4th 2008 by Chris Davies

Popcorn Hour’s undoubtedly brilliant “networked media tank” has been in to get re-armed, and come back as the A-110.  To the bevy of codecs supported there’s now 2.5-inch and 3.5-inch SATA HDD and USB Slave functionality, HDMI has been updated to 1.3a, and there’s new support of HD Audio pass-through for DTS HD-HR, DTS HD-MA, [...]

Friday, Aug 1st 2008 by Chris Davies

Samsung’s two new ‘Touch of Color’ LCD monitors, the T260HD and T240HD, which began shipping last month promised the best of both worlds: hook up to your PC or Mac for work, enjoy the ATSC / ClearQAM tuner and dual HDMI ports for play.  However users are reporting that the displays’ HDMI ports are not [...]

Tuesday, Jul 29th 2008 by Chris Davies

Pulse-LINK have announced that their CWave UWB Wireless-for-HDMI technology has been approved by Digital Content Protection, the administrating body behind the HDCP copy-protection standard.  As an Approved Retransmission Technology, it means CWave products are now free to launch; offering gigabit transfer rates, they allow HDTVs to be placed anywhere in the home without long HDMI [...]

Tuesday, Jul 29th 2008 by Chris Davies

Dell have officially announced the Studio Hybrid mini desktop PC, powered by Intel’s Core 2 Duo T8100 Penryn processor and starting from $499.  Gigabit ethernet, HDMI and DVI video outputs and 1GB of RAM are standard for the Vista machine, with slot-loading Blu-ray a $250 option and draft-N WiFi a $70 option.  PC Magazine has already [...]

Saturday, Jul 12th 2008 by Chris Davies

Wireless streamers capable of handling high-definition video aren’t new, exactly, but they’re often proprietary systems intended by a manufacturer solely for their own displays.  Belkin are bucking the trend, therefore, with their upcoming FlyWire wireless HD interface.  Capable of transmitting full 1080p/24, it replaces an HDMI cable while still allowing HDCP devices to play properly.

Wednesday, Jul 9th 2008 by Chris Davies

As home entertainment PCs go, Acer’s new Aspire X1200 isn’t exactly going to win any awards for its looks, but considering it’s been cleverly shaved so as to be rack-friendly you’re probably not really meant to leave it out on show.  Inside lurks an AMD Athlon X2 2850e processor, NVIDIA GeForce 8200 graphics and an [...]

Monday, Jun 30th 2008 by Chris Davies

Viewsonic have announced their latest LCD display, the VA2626wm, aimed at the professional on a budget.  Despite being a whopping great 26-inch 1920 x 1200 1080p high-definition panel, with 6,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, the company is only asking for $529.  If the quality they deliver is as good as the press release verbiage would have [...]


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