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Alereon NoWire
Released January, 2010
The Pros:Fast and easy to set up. Supported resolution of 1680 x 1050px, higher than 720p - half way to 1080p. Can be used anywhere in the world.
The Cons:Cannot transmit full 1080p. Cheap looking glossy plastic build. Not being sold directly to consumers.
The Alereon NoWire is a wireless top HDTV extender kit that can transmit video content—such as a movie, Skype video transmission, or hulu TV show—from a laptop to a television without any pesky wires.
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The kit is composed of two devices: a PC USB transmitter and an HDTV HDMI receiver. Both devices connect to their respective units (transmitter-->PC, receiver-->HDTV) via USB. Once hooked up, the device can transmit 720p video content from up to 30’ away. More importantly, the NoWire kit supports UWB Band Groups 1, 3, and 6, meaning that it can be used globally. Signature to the Alereon NoWire is that it can also be used with a cell phone, digital camera, or digital video camera; the sky’s the limit. Unfortunately, the unit is only available to OEMs.
Features
- HDTV Extender Kit
- PC USB Transmitter
- HDTV HDMI Receiver
- 720p Video Transmission
- Global UWB Band Support
- Zero Device Driver Installations
- Windows/Macintosh Compatibility
Specifications
- Chipset: AL500 UWB
- UWB Band Groups: 1, 3, 6
- Speed: Up to 220Mbps
- Range: 30’
- Resolutions: Up to 1680x1050
- Resolutions (High Quality): 720p
- Requirements: Mac OS-X, Windows XP/Vista
- Model #s: HUWB-2510, HUWB-2010
- Availability: OEM Only
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supported resolution of 1680 x 1050px, higher than 720p - half way to 1080p
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can be used anywhere in the world
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can be used to transmit from any type of USB enabled device - not just PCs
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cannot transmit full 1080p
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cheap looking glossy plastic build
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not being sold directly to consumers
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