Wireless HDMI eliminates the clutter sometimes associated with home theaters. It's also handy for travel, and some specific setups, such as ceiling-mounted projectors. It can be costly, though, and ...

There are definitely scenarios when you’re not going to want to run HDMI cables significant distances to send something to a screen, and that’s where IOGEAR has you covered. Our IOGEAR Ultra Long ...

To this point, not much has come of this whole WiGig thing, but the coalition is marching forward and expanding the standard's capabilities with the introduction of version 1.1. The latest ...

John P. Falcone is the senior director of commerce content at CNET, where he coordinates coverage of the site's buying recommendations alongside the CNET Advice team (where he previously headed the ...

The Nyrius Orion Prime Wireless USB-C to HDMI Video Transmitter & Receiver frees you from needing to string an HDMI cable across your office or living room. Plug one gizmo into your MacBook, iPad, or ...

The Iogear GW3DHDKIT Wireless HDMI Digital Kit is an inexpensive, simple-to-use option for wirelessly sending HDMI video and audio signals in 1080p and 5.1 across the room or around the house without ...

HD television may be the wave of the future, but it's a future that's still cluttered by messy wires. Fortunately there are two competing technologies aimed at wirelessly connecting HDTVs to our ...

The Steam Deck is great when you want to game on the go, but when you want your entertainment on the big screen, wires can detract from the experience.

A new technology developed by Radiospire Networks and coming to market from Philips promises to help reduce cable clutter with the Apple TV and other devices that work using High Definition Multimedia ...

Gefen's Wireless HDMI Extender is the first wireless HDMI we've tested, but its video-compression scheme can add distracting artifacts that hurt picture quality—plus it's pricey. In recent years, ...

Today's front page article about that TV with a wireless box for inputs [linky] got me thinking. Anyone with personal experience with wireless HDMI solutions? All I need is to be able to run movies ...