Source announces Warpia wireless USB-to-HDMI adapter
by Nilay Patel 
posted May 4th 2009 at 5:26PM
P.S.- Yes, we hope image quality is better than this totally bunk press pic on the Warpia site.
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P.S.- Yes, we hope image quality is better than this totally bunk press pic on the Warpia site.
GrandTec's USB-to-HDMI adapter does exactly what it says
by Darren Murph posted Nov 14th 2008 at 11:52AM
Those wary of having just one option when it comes to choosing a USB-to-HDMI adapter can breathe a huge sigh of relief, as merely hours after Atlona's AT-HDPiX hit the scene, in flies a top-notch rival from Sewell Direct. The GrandTec SW-20189 USB-to-HDMI converter channels high-def video (up to 720p) through a user's USB port and into a HDMI-accepting display. The primarily difference between this device and the aforementioned Atlona is how it handles audio; you see, this box features a Display Link chip that removes the burden of bandwidth from the USB cable, enabling both audio and video to run through the same copper. 'Course, the lower price tag ($129.95) doesn't hurt things either. Expect this one to start shipping on November 17th.Atlona's AT-HDPiX USB-to-HDMI adapter answers an age-old prayer
by Darren Murph posted Nov 12th 2008 at 5:30PM
Okay, so maybe Atlona Technologies' latest whiz-bang adapter isn't that awesome, but then again, it's pretty awesome. The AT-HDPiX USB-to-HDMI adapter does precisely what it says by enabling any PC / digital signage display to accept an HDMI cable so long as a USB 2.0 socket is currently unoccupied. The device supports resolutions up to 1,600 x 1,200 (or 720p), and because it takes audio from a 3.5-millimeter stereo jack rather than through the USB port, the full bandwidth of the USB connection is reserved for high-def video. Expect this miracle worker to start shipping next month for $179.
