Gefen is unveiling its Wireless for HDMI Extender, which delivers 1080i resolutions with HDCP compliance.

The connectivity solutions provider is demonstrating the extender at its booth (518) at CEDIA Expo 2008.

The no-cable extender uses Amimon's 5GHz wireless technology to deliver uncompressed HDMI audio and video up to 30 meters (90 feet).

The two-box solution comes with a sender unit that connects to the HD source, and a receiver unit that connects to the remote HD display.

The system does not require line-of-sight to work, meaning equipment can be placed in any desired location.

Gefen did not release pricing or availability.

NuVision is offering a glimpse of its six-zone, four-source amplified distribution, matrix and control system at CEDIA Expo 2008.

The MultiView NCMVIR46 High-Definition Amplified Cat-5 Distribution and Control System simplifies setting up pass-through systems for control and setting up control processors for multiple displays, according to NuVision.

The NCMVIR46, not expected to ship until Q1 2009, provides a matrix switch solution that was pre-integrated with NuVision displays to store discrete source commands.

It allows integrators to tie control systems into one box to have control of any display and any source, reducing programming and installation time.

“Now, NuVision provides a complete custom video install solution from the display back to the source,” says NuVision CEO Scott Deley.

The NCMVIR46 also includes:

• Six NuWire Display connections (RJ45) for up to 1,000-foot runs
• Four HD source component inputs
• Four buffered HD source component pass-through outputs
• Four discrete HD source NuControl IR outputs
• Four discrete NuControl…

DENVER, Colo. -- September 6, 2007 -- Today, at the CEDIA Expo home electronics show, Gracenote announces the world's most advanced DVD recognition system for audio/video devices with Gracenote VideoID-DVD. The new system will combine the broadest catalogue of motion picture information with the most accurate technology for identifying DVD disks. The VideoID platform is endorsed by industry leader D&M Holdings Inc., which has signed a multi-year agreement standardizing on the Gracenote video and music platform across its brands. D&M Holdings brand companies include: Denon, Marantz, McIntosh Laboratory, Boston Acoustics, Snell Acoustics, Denon DJ, Escientâ, ReplayTVâ, Calrec Audio, D&M Professional, and D&M Premium Sound Solutions.

Available in mid-2008, the VideoID-DVD solution will leverage Gracenote's Global Media Database with in-depth information on more than 195,000 movie titles. This comprehensive catalog will contain more than 50 individual data attributes behind each title, including director, cast members, production crew, studio, genre, keywords, release year, language, awards, and more. In addition to the extensive database, VideoID-DVD will feature Gracenote's patented media…

SHARON MA, Aug. 30, 2007 -- NAD Electronics, the highly regarded manufacturer of high-performance audio/video components, introduces the L 54 DVD/Receiver, a stylish, compact, affordable and multiple audio/video solution, at CEDIA EXPO '07.

The L 54 is ideal for apartments, vacation homes, bedrooms, dorm rooms, and any other place where big sound is required, but space is limited or simplicity is desired. The L 54 is also a near perfect solution for people who demand superb performance along with stylish design and ease of use. The L54 is designed to make music with all the intensity and emotional involvement contained in the original performance.

Advanced engineering drawn from NAD's 30-year history of developing award-winning products endows the L 54 with the ability to accurately convey every nuance of an artist's performance. High-current power supplies, discrete transistor output stages, and carefully selected components and circuit layout ensure imperceptible levels of distortion and a crisp power delivery. The subwoofer output allows full compatibility with any…