At CES (in January '07), there were at least two things displayed that might be of interest to you:
1) Samsung showed the FP-T5894W, a mainstream large-screen "wireless" TV that requires only one cord--AC power. The rest of a user's equipment connects to the FP-T5894W's "wireless A/V center," which can sit up to 300 feet away with communication rates up to 150Mbps--more than enough for 1080p. CNET review
2) Philips introduced a set of $300 wireless HDCP-compliant HDMI "cables" that will allegedly hit stores midyear which can transfer a 1080p signal without any signal loss. The "cables" are transceivers that connect to your video source and monitor, and communicate in the UWB range - they have to be plugged into a power outlet as well, and can be placed anywhere within a range of 25 feet (even in a closet apparently).
1) Samsung showed the FP-T5894W, a mainstream large-screen "wireless" TV that requires only one cord--AC power. The rest of a user's equipment connects to the FP-T5894W's "wireless A/V center," which can sit up to 300 feet away with communication rates up to 150Mbps--more than enough for 1080p. CNET review
2) Philips introduced a set of $300 wireless HDCP-compliant HDMI "cables" that will allegedly hit stores midyear which can transfer a 1080p signal without any signal loss. The "cables" are transceivers that connect to your video source and monitor, and communicate in the UWB range - they have to be plugged into a power outlet as well, and can be placed anywhere within a range of 25 feet (even in a closet apparently).