Video Streaming from ipad2 to TV/Blue-ray player

Is there any way to stream videos from ipad2 to sony-Buleray player/sony-HD-TV wirelessly.

Hi Julian!
I have AppleTV and thinking about an ipad. Are you sure about it? Is it easy? Using the remote-app or how? Does it work for photos aswell? Thanks!

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