Samsung's OmniaHD DLNA Play-To Device
- Posted: Feb 18, 2009 at 9:53 PM
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Over on Engadget you can see pictures of Samsung's OmniaHD. It's a Wi-Fi DLNA compliant streaming dongle. Allow me to explain that in english. You get this $200 device, plug it up to your TV (hopefully HDTV) using HDMI or component connectors, and then with Windows Media Player in Windows 7 you can right click a video, picture, or MP3 and 'Play-To' this device. Your video will fire up and start playing on that TV, wherever it is in your house. Wirelessly. Consider it like a printer for media, making media playback as easy as printing docs to different printers.
You'll see more DLNA devices in the future, from digital photo frames to dongles, even built in to TV's.
You'll see more DLNA devices in the future, from digital photo frames to dongles, even built in to TV's.
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I've been waiting for a device like this for a long time.
Now if only Silverlight video could be sent to DLNA via PlayTo. Then we could bring web content from sites like NetFlix, Hulu to the big screen without alot of hoops.
This is Freaking Cool. I have an Omnia and I have to get my hands on this. Please keep us posted on this type of technology.
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