Is your home cluttered with a mix of HD and analog cables? If so then you might want to look into Wireless HD technology. This technology allows a home owner to stream music, video, and other HD content straight from it’s source to the HDTV. Most Wireless HD is sent of Wi-Fi connection and will allow a user to place their display in one area and have their video equipment in another. One of the general misconceptions that customers have with Wireless HD is that they confuse it for wireless internet services. These two technologies are both similar, but different at the same time. The wireless internet gives your HDTV access to the online updates, widgets, and websites that many HDTVs are able to access. The Wireless HD technology doesn’t require an internet connection and uses transmitters and receivers in order to transmit information from the source to the display. The major benefit to a wireless setup is that all the unnecessary cables are removed and your home theater looks that much more professional.

[via TWICE]

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