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    Vizio Wireless HDMI

    Discussion in 'Alienware 14 and M14x' started by Herc130, Jul 25, 2011.

  1. Herc130

    Herc130 Notebook Enthusiast

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    I searched here and the overall Alienware boards, but no mention of it. Anyone have the wireless HDMI transmitter built into their M14x? How do you like it?
     
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    everythingsablur Notebook Evangelist

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    macaddict84 Notebook Consultant

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    I have it but am rather disappointed with it. I was hoping I could keep my laptop at my desk and do everything I needed from my couch. While it does work the biggest problem would be if someone walks infront of the receiver then it goes in and out. If you have a clear shot from the tv to your laptop then its perfect.
     
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    Kynlore Notebook Geek

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    I like it. My TV has an issue displaying the resolution, but that is my TV. The display and responsiveness were better than I expected. I'm sure I'll enjoy it more when I replace my TV.

    I think for $99 it's worth it to get the transmitter. You can buy the rest of the package later. In a year or two the receiver may be built into the TV itself.
     
    Kynlore, Jul 25, 2011
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