Otherwise, you’ll choose your Wi-Fi ® network later.
Plug one end of the HDMI cable into your device and the other end into your TV."Cisco's wireless IPTV solution gives our customers flexibility with where they can place and watch their TVs, and offers a faster and simpler setup process for customers and U-verse technicians.Once you have your DIRECTV STREAM device, power supply, HDMI cable, and remote out of the box: "AT&T is bringing a new freedom to the TV experience, giving consumers the benefit of watching TV in virtually any room in the home," AT&T's executive director of U-verse marketing, G.W. Also, I wouldn’t be surprised if neighbors start chumming up to share the cable connection. Customers could use the setup to move a TV outdoors on the fly. AT&T is going to save on installation costs and time.
The box is a win-win for the cable provider and the customer. If this thing can be daisy-chained with an Airport Express, the distance could be even greater.ĪT&T says that up to two boxes can be connected from a single router - although it's unclear whether this is a technological limitation or a business strategy. There is no word on range, but the technology runs on the 802.11n Wi-Fi standard, which can get up 230 feet indoors from a seperate Wireless Acces point, left. It has the same functions as the now old-school boxes - full HD, TV guide and DVR capabilities - that manage, play back recordings and pause and rewind live TV. The wireless cable box, dubbed ISB7005, is produced by Cisco and it’s the first of its kind. AT&T just announced it will debut a wireless set-top box that streams HD cable broadcasts over a Wi-Fi connection – giving its U-verse customers the ability hook up cable TV anywhere within their home wireless network, without running those ugly coaxial cables throughout the home (HDMI and power plug still needed).
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