McTiVia networked streamer slinging PC content to TV screens this may occasionally

Apr 16th 2011
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It’s not exactly a minty fresh concept , but when you’re tired of networked media streamers slinging content and content alone, Awind’s McTiVia might just be the nugget of unconventional that you just’ve been after. For all intents and purposes, it is a souped-up wireless router that pipes all content out of your Mac or PC onto your HDMI-equipped HDTV. The goal? To create cord-free HDTVs, in a way. It’s able to controlling as much as eight computers via mouse or keyboard, and it also doubles as a WiFi access point for those needing to usher themselves into the fashionable century. She’s expected to hit retail in late May for $199, and we’ll be doing our darnedest to check one out once shipments begin.

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“McTiVia inside the USA!” Delivered to You by CompuExpert

Wireless Mac/PC sharing device awarded Best in Show at Macworld Expo 2011;
Coming to North America in May 2011
McTiVia
The McTiVia is a wireless Mac/PC to TV device

Lake Forest, Calif.-April 14, 2011-CompuExpert, a division of Digital Interactive Systems Corp., announced today that the award-winning McTiVia from Awind might be available in North America on the end of May. The McTiVia is the 1st networkable device which may show all content from either Mac® or Windows®-based computers for your TV wirelessly. Easily share any content out of your computer with family and friends inside the comfort of your lounge, including video, music, photos, presentations, websites and more. The McTiVia was recently recognized by Macworld with a Best in Show award on the 2011 Macworld Expo.

“CompuExpert is consistently traveling the globe looking for innovative products similar to the McTiVia,” said Ammar Adra, president of CompuExpert. “We’re excited to make it available to Mac and PC users inside the Usa.”

Simple to establish, the McTiVia connects in your high definition television via HDMI cable and uses your house network to access content from the pc. As much as eight computers may be controlled from the McTiVia via mouse or keyboard. The device can even function a wireless access point on your home.

The McTiVia is predicted to be available at retail throughout North America in late May 2011 for a suggested price of $199.

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