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Likely not. It says CAT5e wiring not network, it is Engadget that implied your network. Sony already has a 12x12 component video matrix switcher that transmits to up to 12 zones via CAT5e to a Sony specific Muxlabs balun. I'm sure they have probably just adapted it for a single zone transmission. In otherwords, no Wifi.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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