Saturday, September 28, 2013

Iogear Wireless 5x2 HD Matrix review: A great way to stream HD video without wires (based on WHDI)

http://www.techhive.com/article/2048780/iogear-wireless-5x2-hd-matrix-review-a-great-way-to-stream-hd-video-without-wires.html

IOGear’s HD Matrix, which is based on the WHDI (Wireless Home Digital Interface) standard, can handle both those missions. What’s more, it can also send control signals from its receiver back to the devices plugged into its transmitter.
ROBERT CARDIN
The Wireless 5x2 HD Matrix can switch between HDMI sources and one component video source, sending their output to a single receiver.

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A global executive with broad experience in management, business strategy, marketing and sales . David’s experience is in various markets including: Semiconductors, CE, and Wireless to name a few. David is Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Amimon, a fabless semiconductor company pioneering wireless uncompressed high-definition video for universal connectivity among CE video devices. Its uncompressed WHDI™ standard allows TVs and projectors to wirelessly interface to all video sources at a quality equivalent to that achieved with wired interfaces. Prior to Amimon David was Founder and CEO of KunaTech, a technology-enabled service company. In KunaTech, David led strategic and business planning, engagement with key customers and raising funds. Before KunaTech, he held several management positions in both startups and corporate; including managing BD and customer support for Butterfly Communications, a company acquired by Texas Instruments. In TI, David managed word wide BD for the Short Distance Wireless Business Unit, creating revenue and building relationships with Fortune 500 accounts in the US, and major Japanese and European companies.

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