Wireless

Wireless is the English term for the Slovak word "bezdrôtové" and is used to refer to all types of wireless connections. Wireless technology allows media to be transmitted remotely without the need for cables. Some of the most commonly used wireless technologies include WiFi, Bluetooth, and the increasingly popular ZigBee. With wireless transmission, any files can be transferred, and transfer speeds today are equal to those of wired connections.

Wireless connections can experience slight delays, meaning a lag or latency. However, with high-quality audio equipment, this issue can be completely eliminated. Wireless microphones, headsets for communication between hosts and directors, and the wireless connection of all individual components in a media center significantly simplify work in the world of events, recording studios, or live performances.

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