For more information please visit the Wi-Fi Alliance Here
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This website is to give the UK a British perspective of what Miracasttm (Wi-Fi Display) wireless display is & what devices are available in the UK. Consumers increasingly want to bring content from their mobile devices to the big screen TV. Miracasttm (Wi-Fi Display) devices make use of a Wi-Fi connection to deliver audio and video content from one device to another, without cables or a connection to an existing Wi-Fi network. These devices connect directly, so you can do things like watch videos from a smartphone or tablet on a big screen television. Back at the end of May 2012, the WiFi Alliance announced a new WiFi Display certification program called Miracast tm (Wi-Fi Display). Making a standardization process for WiFi Display products to guarantee interoperability, it is a huge step forward to making adoption easy, to consolidating the growing number of WiFi Display-like standards. |
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2013 / 2014 should be a big year for Wireless display Miracast tm (WiFi-Display) with the biggest tech show of the year "CES" starting next week there should be lots of new devices with Miracast tm built in.
08/01/2013 - IOGEAR Wireless Access Point
CES 2013 - The GWAVR -- a little black box which plugs into your display via HDMI and functions as a wireless access point for streaming. It's intended to receive 1080p video and 5.1-channel audio from mobile devices and computers, welcoming content broadcast via WiDi,Miracast or DLNA from up to 30 ft away. A button on the side of the "dongle" switches between those three standards, and it's as simple as that.
More Details 02/01/2013 - LG New TV range for 2013
LG has announced there new new TV range for 2013 that will induce WiDi & Miracast built in
More Details 19/09/2012 - Wi-Fi Alliance announces first Miracast-certified devices, full compatibility with Intel WiDi
19 Sep 2012 Take note, because there's a new standard in realm of wireless video streaming and it's known as Miracast. Since the initial announcement, some very respectable manufacturers have chosen to support the specification, which includes Broadcom, NVIDIA and Texas Instruments. Now the Wi-Fi Alliance has announced the first round of products to be certified for Miracast, and as an extremely welcome bit of news, all Intel WiDi devices are supported by the latest standard. In addition to PCs, you can expect Miracast certification to be blessed upon devices such as smartphones, laptops, tablets & TV's Click Here for Full Press Release
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