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RGBlink ASK nano Wireless HDMI Stick Set =

$169.00

Description

RGBlink ASK nano Wireless HDMI Stick Set (1 pair) Wireless screen sharing and projection has has never been so easy or compact. ASK nano brings the power and performance of RGBlink ASK low latency and high fidelity to the nano form with HDMI sticks for both transmission and reception. Driver free as simple HDMI mirror or projected displays, ASK nano enables remote display of any laptop or portable wireless anywhere, any time. Full Fidelity Video Auto encode, transmission and decode preserves video quality, supporting full RGB color gamut without compression or artifacts High Performance Video Direct HDMI signal connections make the most of high quality video signals and deliver low latency, lag and tear free video. Wireless Displays Anywhere Taking advantage of WiFi 5 (ac) and MIMO technologies, ASK TX and RX devices pair automatically while providing for casting and mirroring from mobile devices also. Connections are self-optimizing for reliance and stability. Plug and play Simply connect to HDMI port on laptop and remote display to project and mirror. Driver free and auto pairing, ASK nano is fast and simple to use. Pocket Video Presentations ASK nano allows any large or remote display to become the presentation device. Exceptionally small highly portable, connect ASK nano on demand any time. Key Features Up to 40m between laptop and connected dis play Transmitter automatically pairs with and connects Receiver Compact and dis crete Plug -and-Play no drivers required Support for Windows , macOS, iOS and Android Low latency Support HDMI output with embedded audio

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Weight 2 lbs

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