[00:00:00]A blast from the past...  wireless TV.
[00:03:65]Bloomberg Boot Camp, a report on today's technology.
[00:06:68]There was a time... when all TVs received signals wirelessly.
[00:10:23]Today, most sets are tethered to cable or satellite boxes.
[00:13:62]But a number of companies are coming out with portable LCD screens that use home network technology to receive signals from those boxes.
[00:21:27]Sony calls its system LocationFree TV.
[00:24:56]Director of TV business development Kaz Hirai...
[00:27:38]LocationFree TV is a new device for enjoying AV content anywhere in your house and outside the house by using wireless technology and Internet technology.
[00:38:16]We have two screen size monitors.
[00:40:92]One is twelve inch and the other is seven inch widescreen.
[00:44:05]Using a touch screen... you control a base station that connects to any video source.
[00:48:59]Cable or satellite boxes, Tivos or DVD players.
[00:52:01]You can also browse the Web and check email from the LocationFree screens.
[00:56:67]And because they have Ethernet and WiFi capability... you can take them on the road.
[01:01:19]And the neat thing is... you can access your TV content... live or recorded... from wherever you have a high speed Internet connection.
[01:08:65]Sony isn't predicting how many of these it will sell... but...
[01:12:20]This is just the first step for creating a new market.
[01:16:10]We are expanding to some opportunities for enjoying AV content.
[01:20:46]The 12 inch LocationFree system will sell for about 15 hundred dollars while the 7 inch model is 400 dollars less.
[01:27:55]Bloomberg Boot Camp, I'm Fred Fishkin.

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