Macbook Pro Wireless HDMI capability?

I have read that using a device that plugs into your TV's HDMI port you can stream HD audio and video from your laptop to the TV.
To do this the article said your laptop would need to have "wireless HDMI capability".
Does the new Macbook Pro have this capability?

Perhaps there will soon be a combination of MBP and some sort of external third-party adapter that will enable this capability in the future, but to the best of my knowledge it doesn't exist now.

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