Intel Demos Wireless Display Technology

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Intel Corp. at Consumer Electronics Show demonstrated its so-called wireless display technology that allows connecting personal computers to displays or HDTV-sets equipped with a special adapter wirelessly via 802.11n network.

Personal computers featuring Intel Centrino Advanced-N 6200, Advanced-N +WiMax 6250 or Ultimate N 6300 coupled with Intel My WiFi technology and Intel wireless display software can transfer video information, including high-definition video, to special Netgear adapters that can be connected using HDMI to high-definition televisions. Personal computers equipped with the aforementioned Wi-Fi adapters as well as Intel’s new Core i3, Core i5 or Core i7 processors compatible with LGA1156 platform will be compatible with Intel’s wireless display tech.

“Intel wireless display lets you view and share content from your hard disk, home network or anywhere a browser will take you on the biggest screen in your home,” an official description from Intel reads.






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What about DLNA?

[dixonpete]

It's a cool idea, even the $100 cost per display device might even fly. I'm a single guy in a big home. I really like the idea of being able to walk from room to room and carry a netbook or some such that has all my files and media. Potentially could save from having computers in most rooms like I do now.