Wireless HDMI

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Wireless HDMI is a technology for wireless high-definition audio and video signals transmission on consumer electronics products. Wireless HDMI is not a standard itself, although non-proprietary implementations can be deployed using ultra-wideband (UWB) standard.

[edit] See also

• WirelessHD
• Wireless High-definition Interface

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