I would be surprised if 4k exceed 54 mbps wifi speeds. Netflix 4k supposedly uses around 15 mbps and so roughly doubling for the extra frames then we are looking at 30 mbps. It should be stable so a good buffer of 10 mbps or so on top will do it. Just need a decent full wifi signal.I'm not saying that this isn't good value for money but for me it's wasted because of the "missing" features for my "personal" needs.
My living room TV is a Sony SXRD 55" 1080p so I can live with the supported maximum resolution being 1080p 60fps.
However when mainstream 4K TV's become more affordable which they are starting to become then the 100Mb NIC will become a problem when streaming 4k even over wireless a/c as the maximum theoretical throughput I don't achieve due to brick walls in my Victorian styled house.
It's unknown what compression is being used at 1080p. I suspect there will be some graphical degradation, however I would love to see some before encoding and after decoding screenshots to see if the visual difference is worth crying over.
I have a 5.1 surround sound setup in my living room therefore I would benefit if it supports it either via toslink or hdmi.
USB 3.0 is for Corsair's RGB keyboard that uses either 2XUSB 2.0 or 1XUSB3.0. There is the option of using control pads but I would like to have the best of both Worlds (Steam Pad/XB1 and something like Corsair's Lapdog)
Are there any plans to integrate VOIP? I would like to use Teamspeak to communicate or listen to clans whilst gaming.
Will there be Steering wheel integration/3D Vision support?
Now I would gladly pay extra if the Steamlink box has these features as I know I will make use of them, it will then become a welcomed addition to any living room then.