If you have a PS3/Xbox that you’d like to play on a 27-inch iMac, the Mini DisplayPort can make things difficult. We’ve seen HDMI to MDP converters, but rather than settling for some OEM model ...

Finally an HD-ready wireless video transmitter solution for that picture perfect home theater installation. Belkin has officially announced FlyWire (AV69003) and FlyWire R1 (AV69000) audio/video ...

Wireless HDMI and cable-free Full HD still seem to be a long way off. A number of PC-to-HDTV systems are either available or in the pipeline – Atlona announced a USB to VGA/HDMI adapter this ...

Belkin's brand new ScreenCast AV 4 is a wireless AV-to-HDTV adapter kit. That's a fancy way of saying it sends wireless audio and high-definition video signals from your home theatre components to ...

Belkin today has announced a new USB-C 3.1 dock for MacBook and MacBook Pro users. ... one HDMI connector with support for 4K video, a Gigabit ethernet port, and two 3.5mm audio ports.

For example, your TV likely has HDMI 1.4 connections, which max out at 3,820x2,160-pixel resolution at 30 frames per second. If you've gotten a new 4K monitor, you're limited to 30fps.

Streamline connections to your HDMI projector or display. I’ll admit I had a short moment of panic at a recent event. It was about 30 minutes before I had to make a presentation, and my team and I ...

Accessories such as cables provide retailers with huge profit margins, usually above 50%, which is why salespeople always try to "enhance your home theater experience" by tacking a $100 Monster ...

The adapter will look very similar to anyone that has owned Apple’s various Mini DisplayPort/HDMI/VGA and USB-C ... You can buy the Belkin Lightning Audio + Charge RockStar adapter soon for $39 ...

The Gadget: Belkin's 2-to-1 HDMI Switch that's not only small and IR-remote controlled, it's also self-powered—meaning you won't have to take up another ...

One of the slickest-looking solutions that suffered lengthy delays, and from a $1,500 price tag, is Belkin's FlyWire, which used WHDI technologyto beam high-def video to a TV without wires.