Ultimate Wireless Dos/linux/macmsd/pwr/95/98/w2k/wme/nt Grandtech
Great Idea, and Hardware, bad cables...
I bought this piece of hardware because it was the only wireless solution that I could find.  Basically I purchased it so that I could watch AVI files that I downloaded to my computer without having to convert them to a VCD.  For this application the device went off without a hitch.  The video quality is phenomenal on the TV end as is the audio.  The range of the device is also phenomenal and much better than I expected.  However, be sure to lower the resoultion on your monitor display to 800X600 so that you can view the entire screen (the instruction manual says 1024x768 but I found this to be untrue).<br />With any piece of hardware there is always something you wish they had done better, and for this product it is the way it connects up to your system.  The product comes with a pass through connector to attach to a standard SVGA port.  While the cable works and the video that displays on the tv is perfect, it blurs and distorts the monitor end a little.  If you expect your display to be perfect on your monitor you'll have to look for an alternate options of connecting up the device.  Lucky for me my video card has a DVI and a VIVO port so I had no problems connecting the receiver to the RCA jack.  Also be warned that if you wish to connect a RGB jack, SVIDEO jack, etc. to the reciver it will not be able to transmit this signal wirelessely so you'll have to connect them the old fashioned way.<br />Except for the issues stated above this is a great product and I highly reccomend it, I just wish they included a bit better cable.