We’re doing so many things without wires these days. We don’t need cables to print, access the internet or play fast-paced HD games (either local or in the cloud). In the HD space, we’re usually limited by connecting one HD device to another using a HDMI cable. Some companies even get way with selling HDMI cables at outrageous prices. Hisense is working on a few accessories that can wirelessly transfer HD content from a laptop and iPhone to a HDTV.

LG recently announced a partnership with AMIMON that gave them access to some pretty sweet technology. What it’s called is WHDI and what it does is allow 1080p content to be sent from a source to the LG TV over a 5GHz unlicensed band. So you can wirelessly send video from your laptop to your more »

Sharp and Amimon, an emerging leader in semiconductor technology for wireless high-definition video, have combined their technology to bring wireless HDTV experience to users of Sharp’s LCD display units. Slated for a release in Japan soon, Sharp’s super-thin X-series LCD displays will be equipped with Amimon’s Wireless High Definition Interface (HDMI) 1080p wireless technology. For us users, this simply means that we would no longer have to connect any cables to our TVs since all the necessary wires and cables of the Sharp LCD displays will be tucked in a separate set-top box.