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Are you tired of managing messy wires around your home theater? Wireless HDMI can cut the clutter, but it's more expensive ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. The transmitter converts the digital HDMI signal it gets from the source into a radio frequency signal, which is then broadcast wirelessly ...

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, ...

HDMI is easily the standard when it comes to connecting your consoles, DVD players, and Blu-ray players to your TV or other screen. What do you do when you want to connect a laptop or other HDMI ...

Page 2: Setting Up The Nyrius Aries Pro Wireless HDMI Kit Page 3: Nyrius Aries Pro, Performance, Image Quality And Final Assessment The number of “cord cutters” has accelerated over the last decade.

If you’re living in a web of wires as you connect and power a smorgasbord of electronics with crisscrossing cables, it’s likely you’ve considered wireless options on more than one occasion. The Nyrius ...

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