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[Coolest Gadgets] It isnt the first time Hitachi has sent shockwaves in the video industry, but its certainly the first time anyone has bothered to cut the cord between camera and receiver. Demonstrating a prototype at CEDIA this week, Hitachi executives showcased the means by which the camera, dubbed the WOOO, can stream HD video to a TV display completely wirelessly.
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[mediamentalism.com] Hitachi goes Wooo with WiFi streaming HD Camcorder: Hitachi have been showing off a prototype of a new, and gloriously named Hitachi Wooo camcorder at this year’s CEATEC Japan 2008 exhibition. The new Wooo is an HD camcorder with built-in WiFi that can stream live HD pictures to your TV over your WiFi connection.
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[slashgear] Hitachi concept WOOO camcorder can stream HD video on TV wirelessly: Hitachi at CEDIA 2008 showcases a concept digital camcorder that is capable of streaming HD video to a TV display wirelessly. The prototype video camera captures video on its HDD in HD MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 format, and has an SDIO standard IEEE802.11g module to transmit live feed or captured video to TV via an access point.
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[CrunchGear] New Hitachi camcorder streams HD signal wirelessly to HDTV: pThis new Wooo camcorder, on display at CEATEC right now, eliminates the need for an HDMI cable when reviewing or showing your footage — as long as you have a compatible Hitachi TV.
[HDTV Blog] New Hitachi camcorder streams HD signal wirelessly to HDTV: This new Wooo camcorder, on display at CEATEC right now, eliminates the need for an HDMI cable when reviewing or showing your footage ” as long as you have a compatible Hitachi TV. Ive never been a big fan of the in-camera viewing and editing, but a lot of people use it and you know you can always use less wires around the house.
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