Distributing HD content wirelessly might be the next cool thing to do for some home users. If you’re willing to pay for a pretty high price for it. Avocent has just released their new wireless HD content transmitter, Avocent MPX1500T, which allows you to distribute the high-def content wirelessly over every room in your big house.
The price of this device isn’t cheap, which carries a price tag of $995. The company actually targets it towards digital signage systems. But it can be used for your home if you don’t mind paying for the price. The MPX1500T transmitter has a universal media port that is based upon a DVI connector.
The device supports both digital and analog video signals, which allows it to use DVI, HDMI, or VGA signals. It also allows you to do VGA to DVI conversion, when the source is a computer and the display is on digital. The device works like a great wireless distributor that can split and extend video sources, and distribute the video and audio signals wirelessly to multiple displays. And the signal range can reach up to even 1,000 feet away.
If you’re fond of being a distributor of interesting video and audio sources in your living space, and even thinking of extending the signals to your neighborhood, then this device is for you to pick up. So, you can hide yourself in your room, and blend with those cool videos and shoot over to various people who’re within your territory.
via [gadgettastic]
April 12th, 2010 at 10:31 pm
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