Veebeam lets you stream digital content to your HDTVs
[CES 2011] Veebeam, a consumer electronics company dedicated to delivering digital content within the home will be showcasing their new Veebeam product today, just before CES officially opens tomorrow. The Veebeam team will be demonstrating Veebeam’s easy and affordable way to stream nearly anything from laptops to TVs. This includes HD movies, internet videos, photos, and even games. Say goodbye to expensive streaming methods that limit what you kind of content you can stream to your TV. All you have to do is download the software to your laptop or PC, plug in the USB antenna, connect your TV to the Veebeam box, pair the devices and you’re good to go. The Veebeam is available now and can be purchased online. The Standard Definition version will cost $99 while the HD version will set you back $139. Head here for more details.
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