http://www.sony.co.uk/product/t32-zx-series/kdl-40zx1



This post has been edited by maxizanc: May 28 2009, 12:15 AM

What's your say? One more wireless technology for home entertainment. The things i worry is it's only delivers 1080i signal. And wonder whether the quality would drop during streaming process (infra red). And the price is RM20,000 for 40 inches.

This post has been edited by maxizanc: May 28 2009, 12:18 AM

RM20k for 40"....hmmm, remember last time when LCD TV just launch....the Sony V series 40" were selling for ard RM15k in year 2006..

so for brand new product & technology...I think it's ard there....the price sure will come down once more player release this kind of technology into the market....

1080i only, not 1080p, if use it to output 720p should be ok

but afterall i still need to connect those wires from PS3 and other player to the box right?

Actually, if you have already an LCD or plasma, and you require a wireless streaming from a source, Belkin has this solution also. It is called the Flywire with HDMI connection up to 1080p/24.. Amazing

http://catalog.belkin.com/IWCatProductPage...oduct_Id=459782

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Added on May 28, 2009, 1:09 pmActually, if you have already an LCD or plasma, and you require a wireless streaming from a source, Belkin has this solution also. It is called the Flywire with HDMI connection up to 1080p/24.. Amazing

http://catalog.belkin.com/IWCatProductPage...oduct_Id=459782

This post has been edited by de_lasoul: May 28 2009, 01:09 PM

It is indeed an amazing device but the price is staggering too USD$1499.99. You can buy a brand new Samsung 42 inch LED TV already

The digital world has certainly transformed to wireless connection in near future. However, wireless has its problems too. Often signals are not strong and quality may be lost during the transmission.

the power of DLNA, actually if you got a PS3, you can streaming movies from PC directly to the PS3 and display it at the LCD TV, if your LCD TV support DLNA, you just need a media server running on your PC then you can streaming directly from it without the help of the console, but the problem with this is the technology are still not perfect, dont expect smooth streaming of 1080p on wireless network, unless you wait for the buffer, and also a PC that are capable to render 1080p is necessary.

wired still win over wireless at anytime, but the problem with wired is the messy wires flying around.

Tried playing games on a PS3 linked to this TV and it has delays.

Normal DVD streams fine. But not 1080i/p videos. Sigh...

Since it is 1080i supportable, maybe it only works with interlaced signal?