Tzero and Monster Team for HDTV over UWB

Filed in archive Ultrawideband by jeff goldman on April 11, 2007

Wi-Fi Planet's Eric Griffith reports today that Monster Cable and Tzero Technologies have announced a partnership aimed at putting Tzero's ultrawideband (UWB) chips in Monster's products for connecting flat-panel HDTVs.

"The first joint product will be a wall-mounting bracket for a flat panel display, which will include conditioned power and the Tzero Wireless for HDMI in a single package that any consumer can install -- no professionals needed," Griffith writes. "The bracket will hold any HD flat-panel set measuring 60 inches diagonally or smaller. The Wireless for HDMI will connect via UWB to other components like HD-DVD or Blu-ray DVD players or DVRs. They expect to have the product on the market by the fall of 2007."

More here from TWICE ... and the press release is here.

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Response from: Rick Merritt (04/12/07 11:26am)

This will not be as easy or fun as it sounds given the technology issues UWB faces and the ease of use expectation consumers expect out of such products. The bodies of plenty of UWB pioneers litter the path. Hopefully the Tzero heros are not overextending themselves with this effort.