ignore my previous comment - my password program filled in the form with an old comment and sent it off...

The biggest problem I have with this pen is that it's completely cylindrical, and loves to roll off the edge of the desk... not a good thing for an expensive delicate electronic device.

Is doesn't do audio, and there's no simple solution for it too.

Any conversion in a signal path (video or audio) introduces a delay. The video signal will be slightly delayed. Using the Airport express (about a 2 second delay last time I checked) would probably not be in sync with the video signal, so this product is better suited for presentations (no audio) than movie watching.

I'm still looking for a non-vapourware, non-ridiculously priced wireless 720p hdmi system to finally be able to 'cut the cord' to my projector.

I'm in my 3rd year of searching, and we're not quite there yet.

Sorry - this was relevant when I posted it. I missed the comment approval email, and now I'm just rehashing everyone's statements...

You can have any browser app, as long as it's safari. AFAIK, these are just enhanced/skinned versions of the built-in safari. Not actual new browsers.

Another year, another CES, another promise of wireless HDMI, and the same old question from me:

What is the delay introduced by the wireless encoder/decoder?

In other words, if you're using this just for a wireless display (e.g. screen on wall, or projector), but use a hardwired digital connection for your audio - will the image & audio be out of sync?!

Luis.

Does it support Flash?

I've been waiting for this for a long time.

Unfortunately, I want to use it to send the HD video signal from my HTPC to a projector, and keep the audio routed through an amp locally. I'm guessing that there'll be a delay for the video encoding/decoding, which will hamper my dream, but I can still dream...

In the UK, google shopping gives links to retailers that claim a 12GB XP or 20GB Linux for £305 inc VAT - available 'early May'

So everytime you connect your iPod Touch / iPhone and it trigers a sync - you're killing it slowly...

what is so revolutionary about MIDINUX? Isn't the Nokia770 (released in 2005) already running Linux & capable of the same features? Am I missing something?