Loading ...WebProNews discovered a new product at CES 2010 that allows users to stream media files from a computer to any USB enabled device such as a TV, gaming console, or stereo.
When the HSTi Wireless Media Stick is plugged in, it connects to the actual storage media where users’ files are stored. It supports wireless protocols a/b/g/n and can stream files that are from any computer or storage device linked to the network through the wireless router.
As a result, users can access music on their laptop or a movie from the home server. It does not require batteries, external power supply, or additional remote controls.
HSTi’s Wireless Media Stick is currently available on their site for $119. It is expected to be in stores very soon as well.
I wonder if this can be done from another location, like stream my music or pictures from my house at work!? That would be very cool. Seems fairly expensive though — even though it does a lot, the components are fairly cheap.
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this is pretty cheap compared to what everyone else has. net gear, sony, and other have this same concept, but i have to hard wire it with an hdmi cable to a tv.
this unit can be used on any or every device in my house. great product idea. wireless is in!!!!!!!!!
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