Cavium to demonstrate wireless HD video at 2010 International CES

Cavium will be demonstrating at CES 2010 a complete connected home solution for whole home wireless video distribution based on its PureVu and ECONA lines of processor chips, consisting of wireless access points, network attached storage devices, notebook PCs and TVs.

Key Cavium Demonstrations at CES 2010:

Wireless HD TV using standard WiFi 802.11n: Cavium's PureVu video processors enable wireless transmission of full-HD 1080p60 video between gaming consoles, Blu-Ray players and other CE devices to HD TV displays in real-time. PureVu video processors consist of a variety of stand-alone and co-processor models offering a range of capabilities including industry's lowest compression latency for full HD 1080p60 H.264 encode and decode, integrated HDCP 2.0 security, graphics engine, gigabit networking, quality of service hardware, and dual-core ARM11 processors with a power consumption profile suitable for portable CE devices. The demonstration will show support for multi-room transmission, network sharing and gaming grade end-to-end latency.

Wireless Laptop Displays using WiFi: Using Cavium's PureVu video processors consumers and business professionals can cut the wire between laptops, desktops and external displays, monitors and projectors. PureVu processors will utilize the existing WiFi chipset in PCs to transmit real-time computer displays, 3D graphics, and video to any TV display, monitor or projector. Cavium's video processors are designed to handle text and graphics with equally high quality as movie content, making the PureVu family an ideal solution for computing platforms.

HD Video Conferencing: Next generation of consumer and small business video conferencing by using PureVu.

The other demos include FTXX Home Broadband Gateway, Home Network Attached Storage, Commercial Grade Embedded Linux Software.

For more details visit www.caviumnetworks.com