The new Warpia ConnectHD solution is all set to make a debut at the CES 2012 to be held in Las Vegas. The two-piece camera system is capable of allowing video calls by connecting to HDTVs, laptops, and other devices.
The package is mainly made up of a wireless USB PC adapter along with a wireless USB adapter accompanied by audio and video HDMI as well as a camera. Apart from this, it also contains a power supply unit, a CD with installation software, as also a user manual. This entire set up allows users to make better video teleconferencing calls with a considerably large group of audience by switching to HDTV screens from PCs and laptops.
Incorporated with a wide angle MJPEG HD camera as well as an external multi-directional microphone, the gadget is designed to be compatible with video communication applications like MSN Messenger and Skype, so that enthusiasts can connect with others in a much more effective manner. The mic as well as the camera enables users to chat in groups from living rooms as well as conference halls.
Other than this, the system also comes in handy to wirelessly stream multimedia data like videos, movies, photos, online content, and more directly from PC to TV. Gaming buffs can enjoy PC games on the big screen with this device. While the gadget connects to any HDTV with an HDMI connector, the system requirement specifications for notebook PCs reveal a USB port, a minimum of a 1.8GHz core 2 duo processor, and 1GB memory. It works only with Windows XP, 7 and Vista.
The Warpia ConnectHD price is revealed to be $199.99 (approx. Rs. 10,500).
