Wireless graphics card? Awesome.

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i just read about this: http://www.techspot.com/news/41969-kfa2-unveils-wireless-geforce-gtx-460.html

not released in the US yet but when they come around in the next year or 2 i might have to pick one up. every time we want to watch a movie in bed i have to drag my pc out a couple feet so the cable to the monitor will reach.

What do y'all think? will it be worth the extra money? if i had a monitor or projector that didn't have wireless built in is there some kind of receiver i could buy so i could put a media PC somewhere out of the way?
 
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Yeah certainly, you could use Push2Tv that's the easiest way to connect all you 802.11x devices straight to the TV... and at 720i.... :)
With this baby I don't even think you need that card.....
You can check it out here.... although I think they are dependent on Intel chips right now, but I think there are other companies doing pretty much the same stuff....
http://www.netgear.com/ptv
For a few others here, check these out
http://www.geek.com/articles/chips/actiontec-launches-mywirelesstv-hdmi-adapters-that-support-full-hd-over-wifi-2011017/

and

http://www.reelseo.com/streaming-high-definition-video-wifi/
Yeah certainly, you could use Push2Tv that's the easiest way to connect all you 802.11x devices straight to the TV... and at 720i.... :)
With this baby I don't even think you need that card.....
You can check it out here.... although I think they are dependent on Intel chips right now, but I think there are other companies doing pretty much the same stuff....
http://www.netgear.com/ptv
For a few others here, check these out
http://www.geek.com/articles/chips/actiontec-launches-mywirelesstv-hdmi-adapters-that-support-full-hd-over-wifi-2011017/

and

http://www.reelseo.com/streaming-high-definition-video-wifi/
 
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