Freescale launches UWB-based LCD HDTV screen

Want to move your LCD screen anywhere in the house - or just have no cords attached so it's really stunning on that front wall? Well - minus the power cord now you can. Freescale has announced a UWB-based LCD HDTV screen that receives content via a wireless voice and video signals from a media server a system for wireless TV broadcasts. Of course you'll need the new Ultra-Wind Band wireless in your house but none the less - this is exactly what I want.

The UWB LCD television can be placed in any room and moved anywhere, without a cord attaching it to any system, except for the electricity outlet. A single media service located in the home will broadcast to all televisions in it simultaneously. Freescale said the television will be launched in early 2006.

At Globes

Read More in: Home Entertainment | LCD TV

Share this Article with others:

Related Articles:

• Netflix CEO Reed Hastings predicts the future of video - Sep 22, 2009
• BenQ goes green with V Series Eco LED monitor family - Aug 17, 2009
• The average American household has 2.86 TVs but only 2.5 people. Hmm? - Jul 22, 2009

Came straight to this page? Visit TV Snob for all the latest news.