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Belkin FlyWire Transmits 1080p Wirelessly
Sends 1080p video over 5GHz band to any HDTV. System comes in whole-home and in-room models.
Belkin FlyWire transmitter (bottom) and receiver send 1080p video to any HDTV.
Belkin is helping make the wireless home theater a reality. The company is introducing its FlyWire wireless HD transmitter and receiver that sends 1080p video over a 5GHz band.
The company says the transmitter can send resolutions of 480i up to 1080p True Cinema to any HDTV.
The FlyWire also wirelessly connects to Blu-ray players, receivers, gaming consoles and settop boxes.
Belkin also says FlyWire does not compress video. It comes with a transmitter that connects to your AV components and a receiver that mounts to your HDTV.
FlyWire will be available in two packages: the FlyWire AV69003 that is designed as a whole-home solution with IR backchannel for multiroom control, and the FlyWire R1 AV69000 that is an in-room wireless solution with no IR backchannel control.
Both systems support third-party IR remotes and universal remotes.
Inputs include: three HDMI, two component, one composite and one HDMI out.
The FlyWire ($999.99) will be available in October, while the FlyWire R1 ($699.99) is expected to be released early in 2009.
The company says the transmitter can send resolutions of 480i up to 1080p True Cinema to any HDTV.
The FlyWire also wirelessly connects to Blu-ray players, receivers, gaming consoles and settop boxes.
Belkin also says FlyWire does not compress video. It comes with a transmitter that connects to your AV components and a receiver that mounts to your HDTV.
FlyWire will be available in two packages: the FlyWire AV69003 that is designed as a whole-home solution with IR backchannel for multiroom control, and the FlyWire R1 AV69000 that is an in-room wireless solution with no IR backchannel control.
Both systems support third-party IR remotes and universal remotes.
Inputs include: three HDMI, two component, one composite and one HDMI out.
The FlyWire ($999.99) will be available in October, while the FlyWire R1 ($699.99) is expected to be released early in 2009.
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