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The Japanese company Lancerlink has launched its new HD-Wireless RD&TD in Japan. This 3 port HDMI Hub transmits HD Videos (24/30p) wirelessly using the 802.11 a/n RFIC standard. No word on pricing at this time. [Lancerlink]
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JVC has released the new HDMI Hub. Dubbed as the JX-HD401, the device offers four 1.3 HDMI ports. You can purchase the JX-HD401 for around €120 in Japan. [JVC]
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Japanese manufacturer Iiyama comes back with new entry-level LCDs in the form of the 22 inch ProLite E2209HDS and the 24 inch ProLite B2409HDS. Both LCD screens support Full HD (1920 x 1080) resolution with a contrast ratio of 1000:1 and a brightness of 300cd/m2. What makes these monitors special are that they also provide HDMI, DVI-D, and analog RBG input. The 22 inch ProLite E2209HDS and the 24 inch ProLite B2409HDS are priced at 29800 Yen and 34800 Yen, respectively. [Iiyama]
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The Vizio VF550XVT1A HDTV measures 55 inch wide and provides 1080p resolution, 120Hz Smooth Motion Video technology, 50,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, Five HDMI inputs, and SRS TruSurround HD. You should have at least $1,999 to bring home the VF550XVT1A HDTV. Each purchase comes with its very own soundbar and wireless subwoofer kit, bringing a quartet of 3 inch speakers and a solitary 1 inch tweeter to each channel. [Press Release]
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Onkyo today released a new 7.1 AV amplifier that comes with an HDMI 1.3 port. Known as the TX-SA706X, this new amplifier offers five HDMI inputs and one HDMI output supporting 1080p video signals. The device also sports Dolby True HD, DTS-HD Master Audio and provides a maximum output of 200Watts x 7, a frequency response of 5Hz-100,000Hz and includes Audyssey Dynamic EQ Processing. The Onkyo TX-SA706 will be available in July 19th, 2008 for €1,120. [Akihabara]
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Onkyo today announced the new AV Receiver, the TX-SR606, that features four HDMI inputs and 1080i upscaling. Key features of the Onkyo TX-SR606 are:
The Onkyo TX-SR606 AV receiver retails for approx. $580. [CNetCrave]
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Medusa will be launching a HDMI hub that’s easy on the eyes, ironic isn’t it? The Medusa hub comes with an HDMI Spec of 1.3, compliant HDCP Rev 1.2 Spec, a wide frequency range of 25MHz – 225MHz, supports 12-bit deep color up to 1080p, CEC support, and an HDMI 3 out port. No word on pricing, but it will be coming out next month. [Akihabara]
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Honeywell has made an easier way to get ethernet connections. The HDMI to ethernet converter is perfect for all in-wall installations and saves you money on the ethernet cables. You wont have to use long cables which break down the use of them over 4 yards usually for home usage. The only downside to this is that HDMI bandwith requirements are alot more secure, so this might result in a problem.
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There are so many things you can do with your HDTV nowdays and devices out there as well. But nothing can compare to the Belkin HDMI 2-to-1 video switch. The device’s purpose is to link 2 HDMI devices to your HDTV with one HDMI port. It then snaps back between the two devices. This device should be available in Europe, Asia, and Australia in March for $50.
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Samsung Electronics introduced its new generation of Blu-ray player at KES 2007. The BD-P1400 features 7.1-channel and Dolby Digital Plus and comes equipped with a HDMI 1.3 AV receiver and Samsung’s Anynet+ technology which enables you to network your home via one remote controller.
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