Asus looks to wireless capable O!Play hub
There are several sources in the industry that point towards Asus mulling over the inclusion of wireless capability to the PC-to-display streaming TF-600 media player from Taifatech which will see action in a set-top box. Should these reports hold water, then the extension ought to be able to introduce instant transmission of full HD content from both standard wired Ethernet networks as well as over Wi-Fi. Apart from that, the streaming O!Play hub from Asus is also a very real candidate for this new feature, considering it currently plays audio and video files from a variety of connections such as USB, SATA, and Ethernet connections – having a wireless link would definitely complete it. So far, Asus has yet to comment on these rumors. What do you think?
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