PC to TV A/V Streaming
February 3, 2012
Freakin' Friday! WarpiaTV - PC to TV
WarpiaTV streams HD 1080p from PC to TV wirelessly via plug-and-play USB. The package consists of a motion controller that with 7 functions, including mouse and keyboard with an onscreen curser. When pointed at your TV, there is a range of 50 feet, with or without wall. The StreamHD VE has a 30 ft. range for playback of digital video and access to sites like Facebook and Twitter. Even better, your PC/laptop will still function while streaming.
Via Warpia
January 30, 2012
Tipard iPad Transfer Easily Converts Files
There is nothing worse than having to convert audio or video files when you just want to play them. The Tipard Ultimate iPad Transfer can convert and deliver them to your PC (or vice versa.) Download as a free trial for thirty days for $45.00 There is one for Mac users as well, with a price of $25.00 (no iTunes needed.)
Via Tipard
January 17, 2012
HDMI Dongle - Ice Cream to HDTV
Always Innovating is making it possible to get Android on your TV. Plug the HDMI Dongle into yours and it runs 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, bringing the interweb to your TV. It carries a TI dual-core OMAP 4 to the big screen with WiFi, Bluetooth, 1 GB RAM and MicroSD card support. Release is set for mid 2012 and the catch? AI licenses its products rather than selling them outright.
Via Always Innovating
September 22, 2011
Belkin ScreenCast AV 4 Switch
Belkin has released the ScreenCast AV 4 Switch that can send HDMI signals wirelessly from up to four components or home theater to a display or HDTV. With a 100 ft. range, even through walls or in cabinets, you can still get full-HD 1080p resolution, 3D video, and up to 5.1 channels of surround sound. It comes with a remote for simplified usage and will be available next month for $249.99.
Via Belkin
April 26, 2011
McTiVia Streams From PC to TV
The new McTiVia streams content to your TV from your computer. The wireless device is compatible with both Windows PCs and Macs, and can double as a router. It connects via HDTV and HDMI sockets and up to 8 computers can hook up to the device.
Via CompuExpert
April 1, 2011
Freakin' Friday! Marmitek Connect420 3D Linking
Clever Marmitek has come up with the Connect420, a device that can connect to and switch between 5 HD and 3D sources to your TV. Hook up to a game console, Blu-ray player, satellite receiver or other electronics. The switch has a built-in repeater and equalizer to correct signal loss and carries a MSRP of £90 (~$143.00.)
Via Marmitek
March 9, 2011
Veebeam Brings PC to TV
The wireless Veebeam is simple to set up. Plug one end into your TV, the other into your PC's USB port and you get the same image on your HDTV (provided that your television has it.) Choose between the default Screencasting mode to share with friends and family or Video Play-To mode for streaming while you multi-task by checking your email or surfing online. There is a less expensive model for those without HDTV.
Via Veebeam
February 2, 2011
Web Tube Brings Internet to TV
The Web Tube television to internet converter box is simply hooked up via WiFi or Ethernet. Plug it into the HDMI socket of your TV, then browse the web with an onscreen keyboard brought up by the remote. Receive 720p resolution of images or videos and utilize bookmarks for such sites as YouTube and Google Maps. The Web Tube carries a MSRP of $199.99.
Via Hammacher Schlemmer
January 20, 2011
HD Streaming with KFA2 Graphics Card
One of the latest wireless firsts to hit the market is the KFA2 GeForce GTX 460 WHDI. The graphics card has a 5-aerial transmitter for HD streaming from your PC to any device that supports a 5GHz WHDI receiver. With access up to 100 feet away, it has 1GB RAM and Microsoft DirectX 11 support. Also included is NVIDIA PhysX and PureVideo technology, and it is SLI and 3D vision ready.
Via KFA2
November 30, 2010
MicroConsole Streams Games
OnLive has launched MicroConsole, a TV adapter that connects your PC and TV for direct HD streaming of video games. The device comes with a free game and wireless controller and can also be used with keyboard and mouse. Games can be either rented or purchased. Due out in early December, plans are in the works for 1.4 surround sound and Bluetooth headset support. The adapter will be sale priced at $99.00.
Via OnLive
November 12, 2010
Lancerlink Network HD Converter
The Lancerlink Network HD Converter allows you to transfer audio/video from an HDMI source to a receiver via Ethernet. At a price of ¥35,980 (~$442,) the NHC-168 can also play DVDs by remote even if you are not in the same room. Plug one end of the converter into your TV, projector or amp and the other into Ethernet or USB LAN converter.
Via Geek Stuff 4 U
September 22, 2010
SRS 5.1 To Share the Wealth
Those who recently bought or have plans to soon buy a Windows PC may have noticed that SRS 5.1 now comes with Microsoft Silverlight. This surround sound format acts as a managed code add-on for creators and developers who want to incorporate HDTVs, A/V receivers mobile phones and of course your trusty PC or laptop.
With "surround everywhere" as its slogan, it has multi-channeled and front rendered sound steering, full bandwidth, backwards compatibility with legacy matrix decoders and stereo, including over bit rates as low as 96kbps. Yeah, we were kind of blown away the first couple of times we used our new VAIO laptop and heard great sounds out of those itty bitty speakers. Look for it to expand to other devices in the future.
Via SRS Labs
September 2, 2010
Imation LINK for TV or Projection
You can finally display Internet TV, movies, online games, photos or web conference on the nearest wall or screen with the Imation LINK. The 1.6 Ghz wireless audio/video extender can hook up your PC or Mac via USB with a TV or projector to provide 720p video or images with 1080p resolution up to 30 feet away. The 51122 is available for preorder now.
Via LINK
April 20, 2010
Free TV Browsing With Kylo
Hillcrest Labs recently launched Kylo, a free Mozilla-based browser that can be used to connect to a TV via PC or Mac via HDMI, component, VGA or S-video cables. CEO Dan Simpkins came up with the idea and says that set-top boxes are really only alternate displays for the computer. Kylo has the ability to visit any website, zooms and pans, works with any mouse and an onscreen keyboard appears when there is the need.
(Thanks, Jeremy)
Via Kylo
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