We have to say it’s a bit odd for HP to be announcing its own wireless streaming peripheral — it seems like something more up IOGEAR or Belkin’s alley — but the $199 Wireless TV Connect is exactly what we’ve been waiting for in some respects. Sure, the box that you have to connect to your laptop via HDMI and USB for power is a bit on the large side, but it’s capable of streaming 1080p content, including Blu-ray movies or protected content, to your TV and there’s absolutely no lag when controlling the desktop on the big screen. We’re not exactly sure what technology HP’s using here — we’re thinking WHDI , though the company wouldn’t confirm — but the two box set can be used with any laptop on the market that has an HDMI port.

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HP Wireless TV Connect streams 1080p video, hits Intel WiDi where it hurts

Amimon — remember those guys? The company responsible for transmitting 1080p video over a 5GHz band went ( nearly ) radio silent after making a few announcements at CES this year, but now it’s hitting back with a new prototype system designed to support the bandwagon that James Cameron and company are driving forward. The new setup is capable of wirelessly transmitting 3D HD video using WHDI (5GHz), with the demo showing that 1080p 3D video could be beamed with a frame rate of 24fps without any major hiccups

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Amimon demos prototype wireless 3D HD transmission system

No one ever said you couldn’t play both sides of the fence when it comes to wireless technologies, and it seems that LG is doing precisely that at CES. LG has previously shipped HDTVs with WirelessHD technology built in, but today the company is announcing a new partnership with AMIMON.

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LG to ship HDTVs with WHDI wireless technology baked in

For as long as we can remember, AMIMON ’s WHDI technology has been reserved for use in high-end AV components — HDTVs , Blu-ray players, set-top-boxes , etc.

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AMIMON’s WHDI wireless HD modules coming to netbooks and laptops

Sony’s packed in a plethora of buzz-worthy tech into its ZX5 series of Bravia LCDs — thin panels, edge-mounted LED backlighting, 240-Hz Motion Flow, and wireless connection between the media receiver section and the glass. The new 46- and 52-inch versions have got the styling portion of the competition aced, but we’re still smarting over the move away from local-dimming Triluminos LEDs.

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Video: Slim, wireless, LED-backlit Sony ZX5 LCDs prepped for November release

It’s that time again: the end-of-year rush to launch the best and brightest home theater projectors for the holiday cocooning season. Epson’s casting its 2009 lot with the EH-TW5500 and EH-TW4400 3LCD projectors featuring Full HD (1920×1080) resolutions, a 1600 ANSI lumen brightness, and quiet 22dB operation

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Epson’s EH-TW5500 and EH-TW4400 flagship projectors seen hanging out with high contrast blacks, Germans