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Brand: Veebeam Model: VB002-US Dimensions: .95 pounds Outputs up to 1080p video & digital audio Compatible with Mac OS X (10.5, 10.6), Windows 7, Vista and XP / Ideal for laptops Easy to setup, easy to use Streams any video and music website, local media file & photos

  Connects to your HDTV Play Anything. Share Anything. Veebeam is the easiest, most affordable way to wirelessly stream anything from your laptop to your HDTV. It lets you combine the amazing video and audio performance of your current HDTV with the never-ending entertainment options available on your existing laptop. With Veebeam, you can share all your digital content with your family and friends. Use with: Internet video Websites Media files Photos Music Supersize your PC. Play it all on your TV. Easy When you’re ready to watch a movie, plug the USB antenna into your laptop and stream anything directly to your TV. It’s that simple. Looks Great Veebeam outputs 1080p video. Your digital media files will never look better than on your HDTV. Plays Anything If your PC can play it, Veebeam can send it on your TV. From TV shows and movies from popular sites like Hulu, Netflix, YouTube to downloaded video and personal photos. Secure wireless USB Why use another wire to connect your TV and PC? Declutter your home, cut the cables, and simplify your life by going wireless. Plug USB antenna into your laptop Easy to use. There are two ways to use Veebeam: Screencasting mode and Video Play-To mode. Selecting between Screencasting and Video Play-To modes depends on what kind of content you want to watch on your TV. Screencasting Mode (default): Use this mode to display your desktop or share websites with friends and family. This is the mode you will see when you first insert the USB antenna into your laptop. You’ll experience a 2 second lag between your PC and TV which makes Veebeam not compatible with video gaming applications where timing is important. Video Play-To Mode: Use this mode to enjoy the best video quality when playing downloaded media files (not applicable to websites). The other big advantage over Screencasting Mode is multi-tasking. When using Video Play-To Mode, you can stream to your TV while writing emails or surfing the web. How it works First: Install the Veebeam software Second: Plug the Veebeam box into your TV. Third: Plug the USB antenna into your laptop. Then your desktop will appear on your HDTV in high definition (if your content is in HD). Specifications System Requirements OS | Works with Mac OS X (10.5, 10.6), Windows 7 and Vista CPU | Ideal for laptop computers (requires 2.2 GHz or greater Intel Core 2 Duo or Intel i3, i5, and i7). Memory | 2GB Not compatible with Netbooks. Features: Streams Netflix, Hulu, YouTube, and any other Internet site or media application, to your TV In-room only. Wireless USB signal cannot transmit through walls What's includedBuilt-in wireless PC to TV link.Easy to set up, easy to use Compatible with Mac OS X (10.5, 10.6), Windows 7, Vista and XP Ideal for laptops Use laptop keyboard & track pad to control playback Plays 1080p HD movie files Optical audio output for surround sound HDMI connector Displays photos and desktop in HD What’s included: Veebeam HD Player Veebeam Wireless USB adaptor AC/DC Wall/Mains power supply Composite audio/video cable Quick Start Guide Veebeam HD Software (download required) (for best results use HDMI cable, sold separately)

Most helpful customer reviews 233 of 250 people found the following review helpful. Good only for specific purposes By Brian Klein The veebeam does what it says it will do, but only just. I would say that its very limited in its appeal and use. Read on for more. Veebeam says that their product is good for viewing streaming video with, and it is in a limited sense. I had my veebeam hooked up via hdmi to my tv, and was streaming from a windows 7 laptop about 10 feet away from the tv (you really need to be in the same room for the veebeam to work). I found that there was a 1 second delay between what was on the laptop and what was on the tv screen. So if you were hoping to use the veebeam as a wireless second monitor you can forget that. The image quality was a bit choppy as well unless you use the veebeam player, their free media player. When using this I had good quality video and good quality audio streaming from my computer to my tv - but you can't queue up netflix or other such services with this. It would have to be either media on your computer or dvds/blu-ray discs in your disc drive. The biggest use of the veebeam would if you want to use it for Hulu, or Netflix, or a similar service, but the diminished quality unless using their player limits that use. Perhaps even more limiting is the fact that you really need the computer in the same room as your tv to make use of the device. Considering that with most modern devices you can hook up your computer to your tv via hdmi or some other cabled solution and get better quality, the only use for veebeam would if you have a desktop in the same room as your tv and don't want to bother running long cables everywhere, or you have an older tv or older computer where you can't make the appropriate connection. Even if you are in one of the above situations I am still doubtful that the veebeam is worth $150. If they could have gotten it down to instant streaming (whether through a powered usb transmitter or some other means) the veebeam's value proposition would be much higher. As it is I see it as being a very specific solution to a very specific problem. It will undoubtably be exactly what some people want, but on the other hand it is not powerful or versatile enough to be applicable to everyone's situation. I think 3 stars reflects this fairly well. On a side note the veebeam software shutdown windows aero when it was in use - no idea why that would be as my computer is more than powerful enough to run the two at the same time. 43 of 54 people found the following review helpful. Great PC-to-TV wireless device for streaming movie By Nicolas Brusson Just got my Veebeam box this week and this is pretty addictive I must say. Install is pretty simple with the main box going into the TV (HDMI in my case) and you can even hook it up to your audio system if you have one. On the PC side, you just need to install a client. The use case is then pretty awesome as all you need to do is put the dongle to your PC and turn on your TV. The PC will immidiatly start replicating wirelessly to your TV with a bit a wireless USB magic... The really cool thing is that you have a play mode where you can select a movie file from you laptop and play it wirelessly onto your TV while you can still do emails or else on the laptop! I must say I was initially skeptical about the video quality but after trying it, I am sold. I have tried some 720p files of action movie and it feels like watching a blu-ray on my TV eventhough the signal is in fact wirelessly transmitted from my laptop onto the TV set. I have tried streaming HD over wifi and it's a real pain... this solves it! Bottom line: If you have lots of movies / TV series saved on our laptop or external HD and you don't want to crawl under your TV set to connect an HDMI or else... This is the product for you. 43 of 59 people found the following review helpful. Simply Amazing By Derek Tent I simply can't believe how amazing Veebeam is. I have been long waiting