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Video processor enables displays over home Wi-Fi

Posted: 12 Jul 2010

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Keywords: CNW56XX wireless display video processor Wi-Fi HDMI

[Summary of tips] Cavium Networks is offering the high-performance and highly integrated PureVu line of processors with Super Low Latency H.264 compression technology that enable standards-based wireless display solutions over 802.11 Wi-Fi at high-volume consumer price points.The CNW56XX video processor family enables wireless high-definition vi......

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