Wireless HDMI for Gaming: Pros and Cons - uni

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Wireless HDMI removes HDMI Cables tangled around your gaming console, PC, Laptops, TVs, and monitors. Your space looks neat and clean with no cable, giving a sense of the world without wires. Just a decade back thinking of a wireless A/V system was perceived to be a unicorn's fantasy. Now, with a plug-n-play, you can connect your HDMI input and output in minutes without any visible wire. This read will depict when should you use wireless HDMI and why HDMI cables are still preferred. Also, you’ll know the strengths and weaknesses of the wireless A/V system– the problem starts beyond 1080p. Wireless HDMI For Gaming: An Overview Back in 2010, When wires were ubiquitous, Intel did something mysterious. It introduced a Wireless Display (WiDi). With WiDi, video signals could travel wirelessly from PCs to certain HD TVs. But

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Wireless HDMI has a built-in 2.4G+5G dual-band WIFI module with two high-performance antennas. It can transmit up to 98 feet/30M meters with a latency of only 0.1 seconds.

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