Dell Cast transmits content from your tablet to your TV without wires – THG

September 11, 2014, 13:02 Syndicate this content on your tablet computer running the Android operating system to the TV without wires will allow the new device Dell Cast. The gadget is priced at $ 80, has the shape of an ordinary flash drive, and connected to an external Monitor interface through HDMI. In addition, it is equipped with a full-sized USB-port allowing you to connect to it the keyboard or mouse. In contrast to the same Google Chromecast, which in many ways is its rival, Dell Cast can “mirror” to the big screen desktop mobile devices and any application running on it, and not just the video, and web pages. Dell Cast has the dimensions of an ordinary flash drive However, use Dell Cast owners can still only tablets Dell Venue, as required for its operation software released just for them. However, there is hope that in the future drivers for Dell Cast appear in the firmware, and other devices, and not only on Android, but also on Windows. Earlier edition THG.ru has published a review of the media player iconBIT XDS1003DW. Availability of video content, reducing the cost of LED-TVs with a wide screen and constantly growing speed Internet access make creating a home cinema and video archive extremely attractive. And for this already have a solution – iconBIT XDS1003DW . Popular materials: IDF 2014. Dell Venue 8 7000: the thinnest Android-tablet in the world Mozilla is working to create an alternative to Google Chromecast Microsoft is working on a competitor to Google Chromecast Xbox One Digital TV Tuner : USB-TV tuner for video game console from Microsoft Google Android L : a preliminary review       Latest articles in THG.ru <- # include virtual =" last. txt ">

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