LinkCast Wireless HD eliminates the mess created by the conglomeration of cable, offering a wireless plug-and-play solution that allows you to connect virtually all systems with the HDMI output to your HDTV or projector. The system supports video resolution of 1080p HD, including a LinkCast Wireless A / V framework (AT-LINKCASTAV), and LinkCast Wireless Expander-transmitter unit (AT-LINKCAST-HTX). The system uses LinkCast wireless home network to display HD content from mobile devices such as iPhone ® / iPad ®, Android ™, Windows ® 7 smartphones and Tablet PC on your HDTV or projector. Works with Android, iOS and applications, such as Skifta and Twonky Mobile platform Windows Mobile DLNA, allowing you to access photos, videos and music on your mobile device and send them inside the home wireless network. In the U.S., the device is estimated at $ 299.
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