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WIDI (Intel Wireless Display) Someone help me out with this. I see WIDI adapters that connect to the TV for receiving WIDI video. What's required on the laptop side to connect to the WIDI adapter? Is it software? Is it a mobile chipset thing? Does it just use WIFI? Is it specific to certain laptop models? EDIT: nm figured it out. It's a combination of hardware and software. |
Interesting... Can u possibly show how its done? I would like to know too thanks! |
Basic requirements look like i7 or i5 processor with Intel HD 3000 integrated graphics and a Centrino Wireless N adapter. The latest laptops my company ordered in from Dell appear to fit those hardware requirements. However, it didn't have any WIDI software pre-installed, which may be a problem since one of the requirements is pre-installed Intel My WIFI software. I'll give it a shot when I'm back in the office, next week. The drivers are here: Intel® Wireless Display — Software and drivers for Intel® Wireless Display Requirements are on this page: Intel® Wireless Display — System requirements for the Intel® Wireless Display |
this was out couple years back, found it pretty cool, little to no lag. |
Basically all that cool stuff that Mac/iPhone/iPod/iPad and AppleTV do right out of the box... *yawn* |
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MOST TVs still require SOME sort of box attached to do ANY kind of wireless streaming. |
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