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Radio & Television

August 13, 2010 12 years ago

No flash required thanks to new technology from Broadcom

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NEW TECHNOLOGY from Broadcom will allow consumers to stream Hulu, YouTube or Netflix videos to any connected TV, regardless of whether that device supports Flash or not.According to a report on NewTeeVee, Inconcert Maestro combines existing and emerging home networking technologies with software installed on a PC.  The computer then sends out these video streams via Wi-Fi Direct, an emerging P2P networking standard that enables Wi-Fi devices to directly talk to each other without the help of any access point.  Any DLNA-certified device can then receive and display those streams. The first devices making use of the Inconcert Maestro are...
 

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