AMIMON crams 1080p streaming into its WHDI Stick, your laptop might have a new BFF
We can’t say there’s been a shortage of WHDI-enabled laptop-to-TV streaming solutions in the last few months — ASUS has its WiCast , HP its Wireless TV and BriteView its HDelight — but we’ve got one major complaint about them all: the large size of the transmitter. As you’ve probably heard us whine about before, each of those products requires a fairly chunky box be attached to the laptop itself via both HDMI and USB. But it’s looking like it won’t be that way for too long — AMIMON, the company behind that WHDI technology, has engineered the WHDI Stick. The picture above is a clear sign of its prototype status, but the company’s created the 3.2 x 1.2 x .61-inch device to really let the world, or at least manufacturers, know that it’s shrunk down the package, but hasn’t messed with the features — it can still stream uncompressed 1080p/60Hz HD from a laptop to an HDTV with minimal (less than one millisecond) latency. We’re planning to check it out in action at CEATEC this week, but AMIMON doesn’t expect products based on the prototype to hit the market until the end of Q1 2011. Hit the break for the press release and the gallery below for some more pictures of the Stick. Gallery: WHDI Stick Continue reading AMIMON crams 1080p streaming into its WHDI Stick, your laptop might have a new BFF AMIMON crams 1080p streaming into its WHDI Stick, your laptop might have a new BFF originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 05 Oct 2010 00:01:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink
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