Wireless HD extender kit sends video up to 100 feet

Feb. 8, 2013
StarTech's Wireless HD transmitter and receiver kit connects a high-definition display or projector to an HDMI audio/video source.

StarTech.com (Lockbourne, OH) recently released its Wireless HD Extender Kit, which enables users to wirelessly transmit a high definition audio and video signal from an HDMI source device to a high-definition display or projector up to 100 feet (30 m) away. The extender kit is comprised of a WHDI compliant Wireless HD transmitter unit and receiver unit, as well as an infrared remote control for added convenience. The kit delivers full high-definition video, as well as audio and infrared (IR), eliminating the need for expensive cable infrastructure. Applications include boardrooms, classrooms and digital signage.

“We are excited to bring the Wireless HD Extender Kit to market, as it is able to deliver 1080p video with the same performance as a direct cable connection,” comments John Mardinly, Senior Product Manager for StarTech.com’s line of Audio-Video products. “WHDI is a standard that works well to deliver wireless high definition content, which is great for environments like boardrooms and classrooms where typical cabling creates clutter. Wireless HDMI is also an ideal solution for digital signage or retail POS applications where cables may get in the way of shoppers."

Key features of the new Wireless HD Extender Kit include: 30 m/100 ft maximum HD extension distance; includes both transmitter and receiver units; supports full 1080p high-definition video resolution (1920x1080) and 7.1 digital audio; pure hardware design with no software or drivers to install. MSRP is $329.99 (USD) in the USA, $339.99 (CDN) in Canada, £307.99 (GBP excl. VAT) in the UK. The kit is available for purchase from technology resellers including CDW, Newegg.com, Amazon.com, PC Connection, and Insight. It will also be distributed by Ingram Micro, SYNNEX, D&H, Tech Data and ASI. Additional information can be found here.

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