Interested buyers will be able to order a Plair on its website around then.

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PLAiR, which comes out later this month, promises to bridge the computer-television divide.

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We didn't really get to see the Plair in action when we last saw it at CES, but luckily, it's here with us at Expand 2013!

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In our opinion, the Plair is a neat little gadget for its price, but you'll have to wait until early April for the next batch coming off the production line.

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Unlike streaming products that mirror video on both your computer and television, PLAiR streams only to the TV, lightening the load on your wireless network, which should reduce playback hiccups, according to the manufacturer.

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Blaer - pronounced Plair - means light breeze.

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You can actually see this demonstrated in our video after the break, where we streamed an episode from NBC's Saturday Night Live website through a WiFi network (but the Plair can also create its own hotspot for direct WiFi connection, which is handy for avoiding slow hotel networks).

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