Images of Sony's first-ever WHDI device have hit the web, showing a sleek black box that's packed with HD power.
Called the DMX-WL1T, two-piece system wirelessly chucks out uncompressed 1080i video and audio to a Sony DMex compatible Bravia HDTV.
WHDI (Wireless High Definition Interface) tech means that the uncompressed HD signal can reach to around 100 feet, so no matter the size of your house, theDMX-WL1T will work just fine.
Cutting cable clutter
The whole point of the DMX-WL1T is that it will cut on cable clutter – meaning no more unsightly cables hanging down from your wall-mounted Bravia.
All you do is plug in your HD kit into the WHDI device and it'll transmit all the data to your HDTV.
Because of this, there's four HDMI ports, plus a whole host of component video and digital and analogue audio inputs.
According to Sony Insider, the device won't officially be launched until this month's IFA, but the price is expected to be around £150 to £250.
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poppins
August 19th 2008
2. Arrey! no 1080p slinging?WT...
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crazyollie
August 15th 2008
1. WOW, THIS HAS GOT TO BE THE BEST THINGEE EVER!!!! GREAT IF YOU HAVE A GLASS TV STAND TOO, AS IT CAN LOOK HORID IF YOU HAVE WIRES BEHIND THERE TOO. TRUST SONY TO COME UP WITH THE BEST HD THING EVER!!! ALWAYS LOVED SONY, LOVE THEM EVERN MORE NOW!!!! WOO!!! :):):)
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