That’s why this deal on the J-Tech Wireless HDMI Extender is such a breath of fresh air. For $169.99, down from $199.99, you get to skip the wires and still send full HD video up to 200 feet.

It ultimately rolled out with 320 miles. To rectify that, Tesla announced a range extender way back in 2023, and priced it at $16,000 last fall, which left customers scratching their heads.

As silly an idea as it was, the range extender was the only thing that kept hopes high for those who wanted to tow or road trip. With it officially gone, these hopes are brutally crushed.

Tesla has scrapped its plans to sell a range extender for the Cybertruck, the automaker has notified people who have previously paid a $2,000 reservation fee for the $16,000 add-on.

ZF, a provider of driveline and chassis technology, says it is advancing the range extender technology for electric vehicles, with production set to commence in 2026. The company, which produced ...

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GPMI vs HDMI On the spec sheet, GPMI is way ahead of the game. Its Type-B bandwidth of up to 192 Gbps gives it a huge advantage over HDMI 2.1’s 48 Gbps, and even HDMI 2.2’s 96 Gbps.

The Cybertruck Range Extender was announced at the vehicle’s delivery event as a $16,000 add-on that appears to take up about half of the truck’s usable rear bed space. Tesla initially ...

It used to take reservations for the range extender with a “$2,000 non-refundable deposit”, as seen on the image above, but now it’s not in the configurator at all at the time of writing.

The Cevaton 15.6" Laptop Triple Screen Extender, with its multiple configurations, is a versatile productivity accessory -- provided it is compatible with your laptop.

Gefen's Wireless HDMI Extender is the first wireless HDMI we've tested, but its video-compression scheme can add distracting artifacts that hurt picture quality—plus it's pricey.

This is because tank extenders are shaped in such a way that they offer more stability and control to riders, forcing them to be positioned more on the back of the seat.