Tenure | EMI | Interest p.a | Total Amount |
---|---|---|---|
3 Months |
Rs. | 14% | Rs. |
6 Months |
Rs. | 14% | Rs. |
9 Months |
Rs. | 14% | Rs. |
12 Months |
Rs. | 14% | Rs. |
Understand Wireless Display Standards: AirPlay, DLNA, Miracast & WiDi
HDMI allows you to connect almost all devices to a TV, projector or any external display. However, HDMI still requires a wired connection. You might think there would be a well-supported standard for wireless displays, but we aren’t in luck. As design decisions remain in the hands of the manufacturer, users have very little say, especially when it comes to following standards.
When it comes to mirroring a device’s screen wirelessly or using it as a remote-control for media displayed on another screen, there is still a wide variety of competing standards fighting it out in the market. Let’s look at the four most popular wireless display standards AirPlay, DLNA, Miracast and WiDi
AirPlay
DLNA
Miracast
- LG : SmartShare
- Samsung : AllShare Cast
- Sony : Screen Mirroring
- Panasonic : Display Mirroring
Note: We have intentionally left out Google’s Chromecast and Intel’s WiDi as they work heavily on Miracast standards.
In this day and age many AV receivers and smart TV solutions offer either one or all of the connectivity options. It brings us happiness to say that it’s a great time for consumers to venture out into the convenient world of wireless media viewing.
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