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January 2011
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Published: 2011-02-17, Author: Tomas , review by: technogog.com
Wirelessly transmits 1080P, Works with PCs and Macs, Access to all web based video content
LINE OF SIGHT only, No remote control, Software is rudimentary, Does not work as a desktop extender for computer usage
The Veebeam HD is one of the first devices to take advantage of wireless USB to stream heavy bandwidth content including 1080P video. While it performs that function well it does still have a few rough edges. It requires a direct line of site between the ...
Displays whatever's on your computer display on your HDTV. Plays high-definition video with sound over HDMI. Simple to set up.
Lag is too great for gaming or Web browsing.
It's not ideal for games and Web browsing, but the Veebeam HD is a simple way to stream movies and Web media services like Hulu and YouTube wirelessly to your HDTV. Buy it now...
Published: 2011-01-22, Author: Ben , review by: techworld.com
Those who’ve already bought an HD TV and don’t want to start looking at Internet-Ready options or Google TV boxes will be hard pushed to find a better device for getting their content from Mac to TV. Sadly it’s not possible to use your Mac while strea...
Promises to take any and all video and audio from a computer and stream to a TV, Good pricing, video and audio are mercifully in sync
Getting the VeeBeam desktop to actively launch on the TV screen after a connection was made was hit or miss; the audio was somewhat muddy; the Firmware update process is ridiculous
Published: 2010-12-21, Author: David , review by: cnet.com
Works well to mirror laptop screen onto TV without wires; HDMI output; simple setup; plug-and-play operation; thoughtful design; solid connection with few dropouts or crashes; works with both Windows and Mac
Somewhat expensive, requires newer, robust laptop, screencast function monopolizes laptop, softer and has more artifact-prone picture than wired HDMI cable connection or Intel Wirelss Display, screencasting lag means it won't work for gaming, Web surfing,
Despite some picture quality, lag, and compatibility issues, Veebeam HD puts laptop-based streaming video onto TV screens more conveniently than ever.
Abstract: In the past year, we’ve seen a number of different wireless streaming devices intended to help bridge the gap between the distance between users and the television. Unlike recent products like the Boxee Box and GoogleTV, which are intended to connect ...
Small and lightweight, Interesting yet stylish look, Veebeam's implementation of Wireless USB works very well at seamless streaming of media across the room, 1080p Streaming works flawlessly
Line of sight wireless capabilities only, Software does not include any CODECS, Software does not support alternate audio streams, Software and manual are not included in the box and need to be downloaded, Price, USB Antenna is overly wide and will block adjacent ports...
While the Veebeam HD video streamer does indeed allow you to wirelessly stream High Definition media to your TV, most consumers will be better served with a dedicated media appliance, as while the hardware is good the same can not be said of the softwa...
