Wireless HDMI promises a living room without cables, a gaming setup that can move across the room, and projectors that do not need a cord snaking through the audience. The reality is more complicated, ...

If you’re using a laptop] on a daily basis, you’ll know how tiring it can get to stare at a 13-inch screen for hours on end. This is why it’s great that most modern computers can be connected to a TV.

Today's front page article about that TV with a wireless box for inputs [linky] got me thinking. Anyone with personal experience with wireless HDMI solutions? All I need is to be able to run movies ...

The tiny Hyper Mirror transmitter sends high-speed video from your Mac to an external display. It can plug into a bulkier USB-C adapter. Photo: Ed Hardy/Cult of Mac The LikPok Hyper Mirror saves you ...

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There are a few drawbacks though. Text can look tiny from a distance input lag may affect gaming and using your couch as a desk chair might not be ideal for your posture. You’ll also need to figure ...