Wireless HD

[crokett]

Interesting article. Wireless for HD. I can see why they want to limit the range of the signal but it would mean you need a box in every room

http://www.cnn.com/2008/TECH/01/03/wirelesshigh.def.ap/index.html

[LCHIEN]

Didn't Joey Gee just (re)discover wireless HD TV... AKA HDTV OTA or broadcast digital TV which includes HD. And its free!

[LinuxRandal]

I saw the Wireless HD and thought it was a reference to a wireless Hard Drive. Would give a whole new meaning/problem to the file sharing issue. (I know of things like the Linksys Nat box, but I haven't seen any small enough for just one drive yet, but I haven't looked).

[williwatt]

I saw the Wireless HD and thought it was a reference to a wireless Hard Drive. Would give a whole new meaning/problem to the file sharing issue. (I know of things like the Linksys Nat box, but I haven't seen any small enough for just one drive yet, but I haven't looked).

It seems that buy.com has what you are talking about -- a remote access storage system that can be accessed even if the local computer is turned off. It is a WD 1 TB external hard drive with a built-in ethernet connection.
http://www.buy.com/retail/product.asp?sku=205599887

Bill

[crokett]

Didn't Joey Gee just (re)discover wireless HD TV... AKA HDTV OTA or broadcast digital TV which includes HD. And its free!

Loring, this is a little different. It would replace the wires connecting, say, your DVD player to the TV. Or maybe a video game console. Or some other component. That way the TV could be on the ceiling, or on the wall or wherever and the components could be in a closet.

[LCHIEN]

just being farcical. Back in the 60s, 70's and 80's all TVs were wireless.