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<a href="http://www.katunav.com/products_ap_techspecs.html" rel="ugc">http://www.katunav.com/products_ap_techspecs.html</a><br />
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the tech specs for this brand. They and others have &quot;wireless&quot; monitors.<br />
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most KB/mice are IR or RF like callandor stated.<br />
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http://www.katunav.com/products_ap_techspecs.html [http://www.katunav.com/products_ap_techspecs.html]

the tech specs for this brand. They and others have "wireless" monitors.

most KB/mice are IR or RF like callandor stated.



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What I meant is to keep the current monitor. Not to buy a new one.<br />
So what I guess from Callandor is that there is not enough bandwith to support a 640x480 @60Hz or up.<br />
I have to wait a few more years?<br />
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What I meant is to keep the current monitor. Not to buy a new one.
So what I guess from Callandor is that there is not enough bandwith to support a 640x480 @60Hz or up.
I have to wait a few more years?



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Actually, the KatunAV product looks like it is an add-on network device using their own modified 802.11b transmitter/receiver to send video to an existing monitor or projector. &nbsp;Here's a review of it: <a href="http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,4149,933366,00.asp" rel="ugc">http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,4149,933366,00.asp</a><br />
But at $999, you could probably buy a laptop, connect it using wireless and get the same results. &nbsp;The only inexpensive products right now are the 2.4GHz webcams.
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Actually, the KatunAV product looks like it is an add-on network device using their own modified 802.11b transmitter/receiver to send video to an existing monitor or projector.  Here's a review of it: http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,4149,933366,00.asp [http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,4149,933366,00.asp]
But at $999, you could probably buy a laptop, connect it using wireless and get the same results.  The only inexpensive products right now are the 2.4GHz webcams.

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Hi,<br />
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Is there an device available to make monitor/mouse/keyboard wireless using the existing equipment.<br />
I can imagine a sender/receiver which sends monitor output from the computer and receives mouse/keyboard input from the user.<br />
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Anyone experiences in this?<br />
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Thanx,<br />
Alexander.
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Hi,

Is there an device available to make monitor/mouse/keyboard wireless using the existing equipment.
I can imagine a sender/receiver which sends monitor output from the computer and receives mouse/keyboard input from the user.

Anyone experiences in this?

Thanx,
Alexander.

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