Zyxel is combining two of its strengths in the Digital Media Adapter DMA-1100P. The third generation of the A/V streaming client is the first to feature an integrated Powerline adapter.
With the help of said powerline adapter, you can stream audio, video and images to your TV over the power lines in your home - provided a uPNP server feeds the material into your power grid. Like its two predecessors DMA1000 and DMA1000W (with WiFi), the DMA1100P offers both an Ethernet connection and a USB port as an alternative to powerline.
| Supported Formats |
|---|
| WMV9, AVi, MPEG 1/2/4, Xvid, DivX |
| JPEG, BMP, PNG, TIFF, GIF |
| MP3, WMV, LPCM, WAV and AAC |
The DMA1100P is scheduled to hit stores towards the end of March, with the price for this new Digital Media Adapter coming in at €229. [$345] Bundled with a Zyxel PLA-401 powerline adapter, which would cost €88 [$130] separately, it will cost €299. [$450]
| Zyxel DMA-1100P - Specifications |
|---|
| 1x USB, 1x RJ-45, 1x Powerline |
| 1x HDMI, 1x SPDIF3x Cinch/RCA for video and audio |
| A/V client, IR remote control, batteries, various cables, CD |
| 240 x 166 x 39 mm |
| 600 g |
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