You mean something line Roku? Have heard pretty good things about that. If you have an iPad, AppleTV works pretty well - there may be software work arounds like Airfoil that let you stream non-iTunes stuff through the AppleTV. Apparently you can do this from an iPad but not a PC?
You should look into this. Better than wireless because it works like a hard wire. I've been using one for years. Works great if you have a Xbox or PS3. D-Link PowerLine HD Network Starter Kit
After seeing Tex's post I guess I'm not sure what you are asking about - do you just want to get Internet signals to your TV (wireless or wired) or do you need a device that will deliver content to the TV? Some TVs have the content access built in (e.g. Netflix, Facebook, etc.) and just need Internet access. Some have nothing and you basically just want to use the TV as a monitor for what's on your PC. My answer was about the latter done wirelessly.
OP, maybe clarify what you are wanting. Like VinB said, there are a number of ways to get content to your TV, depends on what you want.
Either purchase this IOGEAR - GUW2015VKIT - Wireless USB to VGA Kit or have a windows 7 laptop and a xbox 360 or PS3 to stream movies.....Im assuming that is what you are meaning. Or if you are wanting to stream HD 1080, pony up the bucks. http://www.shopiogear.com/DRHM/stor...ear&Locale=en_US&Env=BASE&productID=234235300
To be completly honest with you, to get HD 1080 streamed wirelessly, your best bet is to get a PS3. It will run about 20 bucks more than buying a wireless HDTV kit and you will get a blueray and gaming system as well. Even if you never use the gaming system, it is worth the additional 20 bucks for the BR.
agree with bearcat. also my laptop has an hdmi output. not exactly as good as my ps3 quality wise, but close.
One more question please. I looked at the Warpia wireless pc to tv adapter set. It requires a 1.8ghz cpu. My cpu is 1.6ghz. Will it still work. Thanks.
It should, but you wont get the full quality that it advertises. To be on the safe side, I would at least contact their customer service department for that product and ask them the question.
