CES 2007: Wireless Plasma, Networked Blu-Ray

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Samsung Electronics shows off a wireless-connected plasma TV that streams content from Blu-ray players, game consoles, and other HD sources using 802.11n.

Pioneer Electronics shows off their BDP-HD1 network-enabled Blu-ray disc player that can also connect to music, photos, and video stored on your PC and play them back on your TV.

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