Wi-Fi-delivered video gives service providers the unique advantage of offering consumers new freedom to watch TV wherever they want in the home. Just one wireless access point per home can support two wireless receivers connected to TVs.Ĭisco's wireless TV solution features the ISB7005 wireless receiver and the VEN401 Wireless Access Point, now part of the Cisco Videoscape ™ portfolio.Ĭisco's wireless receiver delivers live TV channels and interactive services and functions as a Total Home HD DVR, allowing consumers to view and manage DVR recordings wirelessly from a wired DVR in the home. It's as easy as plugging the TV into a power source, attaching high-definition multimedia interface (HDMI) cables or other audiovisual connection to the TV and pressing two buttons to establish the wireless connection.Ĭisco's wireless TV solution is the first of its kind to deliver both standard definition (SD) and high definition (HD) programming to multiple receivers with "built-in" or integrated Wi-Fi. TV content is sent from the Cisco wireless access point via in-home Wi-Fi to the Cisco ® wireless receiver next to the TV. With this new technology, you can watch TV in virtually any room in the home, even rooms not wired for TV- like the kitchen, basement or indoor garage. Cisco is the sole provider of this advanced wireless IPTV solution featuring new wireless receivers and wireless access points (WAPs), available across the entire AT&T U-verse TV footprint beginning Monday, October 31.Ĭonsumers can now rely on wireless technology to deliver high-quality video services throughout the home without the need for cables or wires. 25, 2011 – Today Cisco announced the launch of the industry's first wireless IPTV service with AT&T.
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