HSTi wireless media stick to support Android devices

By Matthew Chung on 01/03/2011 03:06 PDT

HSTi is set to unveil its Wireless Media Stick Android mobile app this week, an app that will allow the device to stream your stored movies, music and photos from any Android-powered smartphone or tablet to your media player. The Wireless Media Stick acts as a wireless bridge that is plugged into the USB playback port on media players, game consoles or set top boxes, allowing those devices to read the file as if it were stored in the Wireless Media Stick, even though it resides in the original location – on the Android device. The app will be available on the Android Market at the end of January and the Wireless Media Stick is already available for $119.99.

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