Belkin kills the FlyWire -- does wireless HD / HDMI even have a ...

Courtesy Engadget  Thu, 07/16/2009 - 15:30

We sort of saw the writing on the wall, but now Belkin has went and made it official: the FlyWire is dead.

Originally showcased at CES 2008 and at practically every AV-related trade show since, the wireless HD-enabling FlyWire was seen as the poster child for wireless HD / HDMI by many, and the death of this product certainly doesn't bode well for the technology as a whole.

It's true that AMIMON -- the...

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