There are 9 days left in the funding campaign, with an $89 pledge being the threshold for getting a dongle. Shipping starts in May, though that is only estimated and, as with these things, it may ...

It essentially functions as a wireless HDMI cable for your computer and TV — a USB dongle communicates with a receiver that connects directly to the TV’s HDMI port. There’s a wireless ...

Acer appears to be preparing to launch a wireless display adapter which you could connect to a TV to beam content from a PC or mobile device… or something. An Acer device called the MWIR1 showed ...

IOGear’s new Share Pro wireless HDMI transmitter/receiver kit offers something rather interesting: 5GHz transmissions, connected using either a dongle form factor or a USB-C connector slot ...

According to the product page, Xiaomi’s wireless HDMI dongle is designed to work with computers running Windows 7 or later or macOS 10.10 or later. ... if your TV supports miracast.

Microsoft. For $50, Microsoft's new Wireless Display Adapter promises the simplest way to beam your laptop, tablet or phone's screen to a TV (UK and Australia pricing and availability have not yet ...

No surprise here either, but the IOGEAR Wireless HDMI adapter cannot stream video game output to your TV. It doesn't make the claim to, but I tested it anyway just to double-check).

Third, the Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter only works with Windows 8.1 or later. That’s strange since the Chromecast, through the Chrome browser, works on any version of Windows that runs Chrome.

Source R&D’s new Warpia Wireless USB Audio/Video Adapter Offers the Ultimate PC to TV Wireless Experience. ... Audio is supported through the HDMI port or via a 3.5mm stereo jack, ...

The ZyXEL system will work with any HDMI device and shoots the wireless signals to the receiver connected to your TV or projector. The wireless system supports full 1080p HD resolution, 3D, and 7. ...

The StreamHD is a USB-to-HDMI adapter, presumably relying on Wisair technology to whisk 1080p content from one's USB-enabled laptop or desktop onto your HDMI-equipped television.

The adapter is attached to your TV or projector using HDMI and is powered by USB. Otherwise, the device does nothing else. It has no apps of its own and requires a source device to be of any use.