Sony DMX-WL1 Reviews & Tests

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Sony DMX-WL1 wireless link reviewed

Not happy with taking only the Gefen EXT-WHDMI on a shakedown run, the CNET folks grabbed the Sony DMX-WL1 and gave it a shot as well, as mentioned in the Gefe...

Feb, 2009

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Expert review by : David Katzmaier (cnet.com)

Sony DMX-WL1 Bravia Wireless Link review: Sony DMX-WL1 Bravia Wireless Link

Sony DMX-WL1 Bravia Wireless Link

Generally very good video quality; excellent connectivity, including four HDMI inputs and one component-video input with analog audio; includes universal remote control and five IR blasters to command connected equipment; very little gaming lag.

Expensive; some breakup and dropped video in certain installations; cannot support 1080p video; couldn't get audio to work with all devices; limited range.

Sony's well-featured DMX-WL1 lacks the competition's stability and won't match the quality of an HDMI cable, but in situations where it works, it delivers fine quality for most users.

Feb, 2009

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Expert review by : David Katzmaier (cnet.com.au)

Sony DMX-WL1 Bravia Wireless Link review: Sony DMX-WL1 Bravia Wireless Link

Sony DMX-WL1 Bravia Wireless Link

Generally very good video quality; excellent connectivity, including four HDMI inputs and one component-video input with analog audio; includes universal remote control and five IR blasters to command connected equipment; very little gaming lag.

Expensive; some breakup and dropped video in certain installations; cannot support 1080p video; couldn't get audio to work with all devices; limited range.

Sony's well-featured DMX-WL1 lacks the competition's stability and won't match the quality of an HDMI cable, but in situations where it works, it delivers fine quality for most users.

Feb, 2009

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