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WD's New Livewire Powerline AV Network Kit |
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Written by Bob Snyder
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 "The new WD Livewire Powerline AV Network Kit is a HomePlug AV compatible solution to let consumers use their existing electrical outlets to deliver HD video streams to the home theater, transfer large files or play multi-player online games.
With four ports on each of two adapters included in the kit, the WD Livewire Powerline AV Network Kit offers users the ability to connect their router and up to seven additional devices to their high-speed network. A recent Parks Associates survey suggests 42% of consumers are unwilling to connect their TVs to internet (either their router was too far from the device or it appears too complicated to set up). WD "Livewire" (hmm, maybe the name is not so good when electrical wires are involved?) offers users data transfer speeds up to 200 Mbps. Go WD Livewire Powerline AV Network Kit |
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Atlona's Wireless KVM Extender, the AT-PCLink |
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Written by Bob Snyder
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 To be demonstrated at CEDIA 2010, Atlona Technologies adds a wireless KVM extender for PCs using Ultra Wide Band (UWB) to extend DVI signal, along with USB, and stereo audio up to 30 feet away at resolutions up to 1440x1050.
This wireless KVM Extender is designed as a solution for those looking to wirelessly use their computer in a separate part of a room and for netbook users who want a larger keyboard and screen for day-to-day tasks. The PC Link has the ability to transmit to up to 4 receiver modules, extend desktop images from a laptop to a larger monitor, and mirror a desired display onto a second monitor. This new Wireless KVM Extender solution allows PC users to connect to a monitor, keyboard, mouse and speakers, via a single wireless link with a single adapter that connects to a USB port. Go Atlona's PCLink |
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