02:20 - Monday 25 February 2008 by Siggy Moersch
Source: Tom's Hardware UK – Keywords: DMA2100, Linksys
Categories: Consumer Electronics, Hardware
Source: Tom's Hardware UK – Keywords: DMA2100, Linksys
Categories: Consumer Electronics, Hardware
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Connectors - HDMI and Analogue
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Audio and video connectors are located on the back of the extender. In addition to the HDMI port, the DMA 2100 also sports analogue connections such as S-Video, composite/RCA, and component outputs. Being a network device, it also comes with WiFi, courtesy of two antennas, as well as a 10/100 MBit Ethernet port. Although there is also a USB jack, it is meant only for service purposes according to Linksys.
We found a familiar component on the circuit board inside the DMA 2100, namely the EM8822L-LF. This chip handles audio and video decoding and is also found in the Linksys Kiss 1600 A/V streaming client.
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