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WirelessHD

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WirelessHD

(WIRELESS High Definition) A next-generation wireless technology from the WirelessHD consortium for transmitting uncompressed high-definition video over short distances between TVs, PCs and handheld devices in the unlicensed 60 GHz frequency range.

WirelessHD (WiHD) founders include SiBEAM, LG, NEC, Matsushita (Panasonic), Toshiba and Samsung. In 2007, SiBEAM demonstrated prototypes of WiHD chips using standard CMOS technology and solved the problem with the highly directional nature of WiHD due to its extremely high frequency. If someone walks in the room, SiBEAM's OmniLink60 technology can bounce the signals off another object in the room. The first wireless radios transmit from 2 to 5 Gbps, with 20 Gbps earmarked for future higher-definition standards. See ISM.



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An analysis of the emergence of WirelessHD and the underlying SiBeam technology.
Wireless Connectivity Technology Trends Report by Business Wire
WirelessHD is developing a specification for a wireless high-definition (HD) digital interface and represents the first of many applications for SiBEAM's technology.
Leading Innovator in Millimeter Wave Technologies, SiBEAM, Inc., ... by Business Wire
Sony Corporation and Toshiba Corporation today announced that they are working as a special interest group called WirelessHD to develop a specification for a wireless high-definition digital interface (WirelessHD[TM] or WiHD[TM]), that is intended to enable high-definition audio video (A/V) streaming and high-speed content transmission for consumer electronics (CE) devices.
Leading Companies Converge to Advance A/V Connectivity through New ... by Business Wire
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