OTC Introduces High-Speed Wireless Multimedia Adapter

  • 05/01/04

WiJET.Video by OTC Wireless (www.otcwireless.com) is the first high-speed wireless projector and display adapter that runs on the 802.11g standard. Operating on the 2.4 GHz frequency range and transferring data at a rate of up to 54 Mbps, the 802.11g standard is able to stream video and audio without compromising the data's quality. When a WiJET.Video adapter is connected to a video projector, LCD or other display unit it transmits full-motion video, animated media or wide-bandwidth presentations from any laptop, desktop or handheld device.

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