Remember that HDAiR adapter we reviewed with exceptionally high hopes earlier this year? Yeah, it wasn't exactly the dream device we wanted, but it seems as if Atlona may have just remedied the ...

Atlona has been making accessories and adapters for years, but by and large it has remained a pretty low-key name. The new wireless USB to HDMI or VGA adapter, however, looks to really put the company ...

Wireless VGA? Been there, done that. Wireless USB to VGA? Hello, IOGEAR. Said outfit has just revealed the world's first Wireless USB to VGA kit that enables users to extend or clone their desktop to ...

Cables To Go, http://www.cablestogo.com a leading provider of high-performance cabling and connectivity solutions, today announced a wireless VGA solution for ...

It is a fact that the release of USB back in the 90's, has highly impacted our way of interacting with computer devices, while also replacing obsolete RS232 and Parallel connections. Today it is the ...

Atlona Technologies have announced the HDAiR, a wireless USB to HDMI or VGA adapter which allows cable-free connectivity to a display from up to 30 feet away. Using UWB, up to 720p or 1440 x 1200 ...

The USB to VGA Adapter Kit from CablesToGo uses Ultra-Wide Band technology to transmit VGA video over wirelessly over USB to a VGA out port to a television. You can connect a PC to one end and then ...

[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PCOU3rSQ-8Q&hl=en&fs=1] Here’s a quick glance at IOGEAR’s Wireless USB-to-VGA kit. It’s got an MSRP of $229 but the rep ...

When holding a conference or recital, you can use a long and heavy HDMI cable to output video to a distant device, or you can use one HDMI cable for multiple people to connect a PC and a projector.

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Hello all I have two questions that I need your help with. In a couple of days I'll be buying me a 32" - 40" LCD HDTV. I was wondering what the best way to connect my Xbox 360 to it is. Should I go ...

Simple question, yet oddly hard to google: Do they add any latency? Would performance be better than a DVI-D to VGA adapter? I know they have to have a DAC because DP doesn't natively output analogue.