Panasonic demoes WirelessHD transmission standard at CEATEC

by Darren Murph, posted Oct 1st 2008 at 11:00PM

While AMIMON's WHDI technology was the star of the wireless HD show at CEDIA, Panasonic has chosen CEATEC to show off its tether-less system. WirelessHD, which was introduced back at CES, can pass along 1080p content using the 60GHz band milliwave, and data transmissions speeds can reach up to 4Gbps. According to attendees, the cordless Blu-ray demonstration was humming along nicely, which bodes well for it actually launching in 2009. Check out a few more details pics in the read link.

Filed under: Industry, Blu-ray, Media streamers, Other hardware, Panasonic

Tags: CEATEC, CEATEC 2008, Ceatec2008, demonstration, panasonic, wireless hdmi, wireless hdtv, WirelessHD, WirelessHdmi, WirelessHdtv

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007craft @ Oct 2nd 2008 6:00PM

is this nessecary at all? I mean the cost of a long display cable from monoprice can be bought for very cheap, much cheaper then the extra power this technology will probably use over time. And most people have their players and whathaveyou right next to their tvs regardless. Not to mention im sure there will be a primeium on this technology.

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Peter @ Oct 3rd 2008 1:27PM

Demoes? Is that Latin?

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