Un-Box Me: Warpia StreamHD Wireless USB to HDMI Unboxing – Mac, Windows Install

Connecting your computer to your TV has never been so easy. Remember the days where you couldn’t even get a simple headphone jack from your CRT TV? Connecting your DVR, Roku, PC and more to the TV is as straightforward as connecting to the HDMI port. Yet the TV is now so thin it sets on your wall and your computer is not even close to it. You don't want to run a long cable across the room to watch your movies via DVD and control the system. That is why we have wireless USB to HDMI. Using a simple dongle, you connect one machine to the TV. No wires, no hassles. Warpia has created a wireless USB to HDMI controller called StreamHD. Best part - If you have Windows 7 or Mac OSX, you can connect the TV dock to the Optical audio port and control the sound via your TV. In this episode of UnBoxMe, Jeffrey Powers unboxes the Warpia StreamHD. Using software created by our friends at DisplayLink, we install the StreamHD not only for Mac, but also for Windows. Purchase Warpia StreamHD Wireless PC to TV Full 1080P via Amazon Subscribe to the Geekazine Special Media Feed - Find it on TechPodcasts.tv   Specifications of Warpia StreamHD HDMI Connector S/PDIF Connector (5.1 surround sound output) 3.5mm audio jack (Stereo) 32-bit True Color support with display resolution of up to 1080p resolution 48 kHz, 16-bit Stereo via audio jack or HDMI connector USB 2.0 3.168 to 4.752 GHz (WiMedia band group 1) Same room range, up to 30ft 128-bit AES security Regulation compliant to US, Japan, Europe, Korea The Pros of Warpia StreamHD The biggest advantage is no wires. Connecting up to the TV was very straightforward. As long as you are in direct line of sight to the receiver, your signal sends. I was able to connect up to Mac and Windows without issue. The Optical audio works smoothly. Switching back to PC audio is pretty straightforward. You can also use the TV as a mirrored screen or Extended desktop. The Cons of Warpia StreamHD Little concerned the USB...

Channel: iTunes Video Length: 0s Date Found: Mon, Jul 04 2011 8:49 AM Category: Technology Date Produced: Tue, Jun 28 2011 12:00 AM View Count: 0