If you are someone who loves to watch movies but hates to have their players and devices on show then the Consumer Electronics Show 2011 in Las Vegas has something which could be ideal for you.

We are talking about the new Iogear GW3DKIT 3D Wireless Streamer. This is a fine little device which is really a 3D receiver and transmitter with various types of input and output (HDMI. USB, VGA, USB) to let you hook up as many as 6 different types of home theatre machines remotely. You can then stream 1080p 60Hz HD video and 3D images as well as 5.1 audio across a Wi-Fi set up.

This means that not only can you watch your movies while your devices are out of sight, but that you can also enjoy multi room viewing without having to heave machines from room to room. The maximum distance at which the signal can be received is 100 feet, so unless you leave in a really big house you will be able to enjoy the sound and images in any room you choose. The people at Iogear advise that there will no latency problems and that you can expect a signal with no wireless interference.

If you connect it to your keyboard then you will be able to use the system to look up your photos, music etc. You can also use it as a simple way to manage your social media online content. You don’t need to set up any drivers or add on any software, which means that you can hit the ground running and get yours wireless streaming working right away.

The UK price isn’t yet clear but the word at the CES is that it will hit the US market at $500, which would mean a little over £300. It’s expected out in a couple of months and while the price may seem a bit steep casual home theatre users I expect keen movie buffs to be really excited about the launch.