PC Perspective takes a look at the Intel Wireless Display

Intel's Wireless Display promises a single-touch bridge between your notebook and your display. Though there are limitations currently, it's almost more exciting to think of where this technology can go in the next 1 to 3 years.

However, Wireless Display's biggest competitor is the lowly wireless mouse and a $20 HDMI cable. By plugging in your notebook using an HDMI cable and using a wireless mouse from a distance, you've effectively bridged the same gap that Wi-Di is addressing. With the mouse+cable option, you're getting full 1920x1080 resolution, better picture quality (without the compression artifacts), no input lag, and a smaller price tag to boot.

PC Perspective - Intel Wireless Display Review - No Wires? No Problem.