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Reviews

Here's a sample of the press coverage to give you an idea of what others think of Veebeam.

 

 

Macworld

“Great alternative to Apple TV.”

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PCMag

“Veebeam HD is a simple way to stream movies and Web media services like Hulu and YouTube wirelessly to your HDTV.”

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The Times

“You can't beat Veebeam for sleek, user-friendly simplicity.”


 

TechDigest

“The lack of content restrictions makes it a very attractive Apple TV alternative.”

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Pioneer Press

“Veebeam bests Imation with wireless connection linking computer [to] TV.”

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Football Talk

“I have found a product that I have been crying out for.”

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TechRadar

“This little box makes it possible to wirelessly transmit your desktop to your TV.”

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Computer Woche

Gadget of the Day

“The Veebeam Box can easily directly from the PC to stream movies on their television.”

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PC Pro

“A slick way to stream what's on your laptop screen straight to your TV.”

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“It seems smart not to add yet another video player to the mix, but to make use of the one already in your lap.”

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"If you can play it on your laptop or view it in your browser, it's all gravy.”

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"The device's small size and sleek design will not ruin your living room…unlike ugly desktop computers.”

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“Veebeam's primary advantage is that it can stream anything you can view on your PC...Just as important, [it’s] priced to move.”

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"I've seen several devices that let you stream content wirelessly from a computer straight to a television. But they often come with compromises…. Veebeam will begin shipping a small and seemingly simple device to address such shortcomings.”

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“At its price it could be a cheap and painless way to get video from your notebook to your TV screen.”

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“One of the most potentially cool products I’ve seen is Veebeam, a new setup for wirelessly broadcasting Internet video from a computer to a TV set.”

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