Wireless HDMI

One of the biggest hidden costs when purchasing a high-definition television is the cost of the required HDMI cabling. For even their shortest cables, some manufacturers charge more than $200.  And hiding that cable in a wall can run into the thousands of dollars. Tzero and Analog Devices have teamed up to address that problem with a reference design aimed at consumer electronics companies. It uses Tzero's ultra wideband technology and Analog Devices JPEG2000 compression chipset.That solution should help get a range of devices with wireless video capabilities rapidly to market.  Read the announcement.