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Company demonstrates new television tech that will let users directly access digital entertainment content stored on their PCs.
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100bT or 1000bT port should also be provided. Not all of the users
will want be neighborhood TV stations.
Not only do wires provide easier security, but they also carry far
more data with less chance of interferrence.
As frustrating as it can be to have to run wires all over the place, I
have never been satisfied with the results of wireless speakers,
wireless iPod connection to car stereos, or 802.11g file transfers.
or 802.11a and 802.11g wireless networks."
100bT or 1000bT port should also be provided. Not all of the users
will want be neighborhood TV stations.
Not only do wires provide easier security, but they also carry far
more data with less chance of interferrence.
As frustrating as it can be to have to run wires all over the place, I
have never been satisfied with the results of wireless speakers,
wireless iPod connection to car stereos, or 802.11g file transfers.
or 802.11a and 802.11g wireless networks."
everything HP's product wants to do and more.
- it is already available...
- by Adam Lenio September 15, 2005 8:11 AM PDT
- UStec released a product at CEDIA called tecStream that does
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(10 Comments)everything HP's product wants to do and more.