One of the biggest problems most people have with a home theater is all the wires that run between the components and the TV. The other problem is that often in a home theater we run out of connections to plug all of our components into the TV.

Belkin has announced a new device that address both of these issues called the FlyWire. The device will be available in two versions, one is simply called the FlyWire and the other is called the FlyWire R1. The normal FlyWire is able to stream wireless HD programming in resolutions up to full 1080p to any room of your home through walls and windows.

The FlyWire has three HDMI inputs, one HDMI out, dual component inputs and a single composite or S-video input. The normal FlyWire also includes an IR backchannel for connecting to components in a closet and includes an IR receiver and IR blaster for controlling them. The normal FlyWire will retail for $999.99 when it debuts in October.

The FlyWire R1 has all the same inputs, but can only stream signals inside one room and includes no IR blaster for controlling other components. The FlyWire R1 will sell for $699.99 when it ships in Q1 of 2009.

Belkin