ECS Announces Wi-Bridge Wireless Display Adapter

[btarunr]

Elitegroup Computer Systems (ECS), the world's leading motherboard, graphics card, barebone system, notebook and mobile device manufacturer has launched its first wireless display solution for HDMI display devices-ECS Wi-Bridge designed to delight your entertainment experience with wide and big screens.

ECS Wi-Bridge not only is small in size, but also smart in function. ECS Wi-Bridge is a lightweight, wireless display adapter which is portable and compact to save more space in your living room or on your office desk. ECS Wi-Bridge successfully breaks wired limitations and bridges your PC or NB to a big screen display supporting 1080P HD high quality resolution output via HDMI. ECS Wi-Bridge supports varying display modes meeting users different browsing performance needs. In addition to easy life, ECS Wi-Bridge is ideal for office use. Save time unplugging and easily switch between various presenters. You will find conferences smoother and more enjoyable.



Compliant With Different Systems
ECS Wi-Bridge supports every kind of common video/audio/photo formats. Transmitting via Wi-Fi connection, ECS Wi-Bridge can cover a range of up to 30 meters; and the utility can be compliant with iOS and Android systems. Moreover, easily control the content on your devices wirelessly with a remote control bundled in the package. ECS Wi-Bridge provides the best wireless solution to break the boundary between your PC and the couch.

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[BrooksyX]

I think all the media buffs on here (including me) would love to have something like this. However, I am worried about them making a low priced item that can maintain 1080p quality over wifi.

 

[TheLostSwede]

If this is based on the Broadcom chip they demoed at Computex then this won't have any problems streaming high quality video, even in a fairly "noisy" wireless environment. Shame it doesn't mention what hardware is inside the box, as that'll make a big difference.

 

[v12dock]

Wireless HDMI over 5.4GHz

I think there are other Wireless HDMI solutions that run @ 50GHz

 

[Widjaja]

Now the next thing is to make a unit which can broadcast various multimedia at the same time to to different displays.

Noe that would be nice.

One unit to cater for the whole house without needing a physical connection.

 

[TheLostSwede]

No-one here seen Intel's WiDi? It's over Wi-Fi and works just fine

 

[Mussels]

Wireless HDMI over 5.4GHz

I think there are other Wireless HDMI solutions that run @ 50GHz

and? the 5.4 will have longer range.




i cant wait for this kind of tech to get cheaper.