
Targeting high-rate HDMI applications, the semiconductor-based solution from Gennum comprises a transmitter and a receiver and enables consumer, business and industrial applications to stream HDMI content, via low-cost cable, at distances an order of magnitude greater than cables available today, according to Gennum. The new solution supports current and legacy versions of HDMI, including 1.1, 1.2 and 1.3, enabling backward compatibility with existing equipment.
Wireless Connections
Pulse-LINK's CWave UWB Wireless HDMI solution reduces the tangled mess of connector wires behind systems, enabling clean installation of wall-mounted flat-panel displays anywhere in the room. The HDMI extender enables longer-range, secure wireless connectivity between the HDTV display and multiple entertainment source devices such as video game consoles, DVRs, Blu-ray DVD and HD DVD players.
Pulse-LINK invented the use of Ultra Wideband over coax systems in 2002 and was the first to patent and demonstrate the technology for streaming HD content throughout the home.
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