OK, so everybody raise your hand if you’d like a HDTV, HDGaming with out nasty, tangled, dust collecting mess of wires behind your TV. TZero is a company aiming to do just that for you at a price you can deal with.
TZero is a “Technologies is the leader in wireless high-definition video display. The company’s advanced ultra wideband semiconductors enable connections between a range of A/V components — HDTVs, set-top boxes, digital video recorders and more — without new wires.”
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SANTA CLARA, Calif., Dec 03, 2008 (BUSINESS WIRE) — TZero Technologies, the leader in Ultra Wideband (UWB) technology and wireless video solutions, today announced that it will publicly demonstrate its second generation ZeroWire(TM) product at a developer’s conference in Tokyo this week. The new ZeroWire(TM) solution, with an expected bill of material cost below $50 per device, is the world’s first and only commercially viable Wireless HDMI product that supports full 1080p60 high-definition video streaming and the sub-frame latency required for high-definition wireless gaming applications. This public demonstration reinforces the fact that Ultra Wideband is emerging as the only wireless technology capable of reliably streaming the richest and most dynamic high-definition multimedia content, a key requirement for new consumer electronics devices being launched in 2009.
“Wireless HDMI over UWB will be a critical technology for the Japanese consumer electronics industry in 2009 and beyond as they launch new products with support for the latest high definition capabilities,” said Rajeev Krishnamoorthy, CEO of TZero Technologies. “TZero is capitalizing on the unique properties of Ultra Wideband technology including its high bandwidth, extreme signal reliability, low power consumption, and immunity to interference from other wireless devices. We’re excited about the interest level from Japanese CE manufacturers, and we look forward to commercializing an array of products with them in the coming quarters.” Continued on MarketWatch…
source: MarketWatch
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