It consists, as might be expected, of two boxes, a transmitter and a receiver ... Sigma's Wireless HDAV™ for High-Definition (HD) A/V cable replacement as well as its UWB-over-Coax technology ...

With wireless, you only need to run power to the TV. The signal from your sources gets sent wirelessly to the small receiver ... that's attached to the transmitter (like your cable box) while ...

This is resonant inductive charging or magnetic resonance; it enables power transmission at greater distances between transmitter and receiver ... a charging cable, and the wireless charging ...

Wireless TV ... transmitter and receiver modes or to turn off the device, a multifunction button for pairing, and a button to switch to aptX HD. The transmitter comes with a 3.5 mm audio cable, ...

Devices like Liberty’s compact new Transmitter/Receiver system transmit true HDMI signals, not an analog version of a digital signal, over already installed coaxial cable, eliminating the need to run ...

Invest in a transmitter/receiver and ditch trailing ... sitting exactly where they need to be. Wireless systems are also great for home use, especially if you’re trying to keep a tidy ship. Not having ...

Few experiences match the rush of playing guitar on stage, but you’re always restricted by the length of your cable ... re trying out a wireless guitar transmitter and receiver for the first ...

A new technology developed by Radiospire Networks and coming to market from Philips promises to help reduce cable clutter with the Apple TV and ... from a wireless transmitter to a receiver ...

Associate professor Masaya Tamura and his team of researchers have developed a new type of electric transmitter/receiver that achieves highly-efficient wireless power transfers even in seawater.

VDT/VDR1505 series, continues to push new frontiers on up-the-coax camera control. The new series offers control from up to 50 kilometers away, and cuts out the delay time commonly associated with ...

The TV Guard is ideally suited to shield costly HDTV receivers, CATV set-top converters, cable modems, and any other device that has a coax connection from potentially damaging surges and interference ...