Intel Wireless Display Demo | Intel

Intel's Josh Newman kick's back in the media sofa room with Intel Wireless display Technology which allows you to stream your notebook stream to your big screen TV. It has been has been called 'The Best Thing at CES' by Anandtech! www.anandtech.c...
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[@p00mah]

Nice demo, didn't even get to see it working. You could certainly have a beer whilst you wait for it to load.

[@sirNemanjapro]

Great feature. One thing that comes to mind is speed. Is there a delay between video/content being shown on the laptop and the TV?

[@realjayya]

Kkkkkkkkkkkkkkk I made this without the receiver windows 10 with a 8k smart tv in 2020 I coming of the future, watch old videos is so incredible, that was cool

[@WhiteDragon103]

Yeah, but the thing they're showing us here is having video rendered through whatever means being put to a display wirelessly - which is likely a video card function here.

[@ShadowsLight15]

@evi0blackeagle 6 Series i5's (which he mentions the laptop has) have got integrated GPU's so that will deal with the output to the laptop screen.

[@WhiteDragon103]

Oh, okay. So the thing that processes the wireless signals has the core? They didn't mention that though. They pointed out the i5 in the lappy.

[@rhomis]

I have used a $5.00 HDMI cable (from ebay), and a wireless keyboard/mouse for over a year now.
No "extra software" and drivers to slow down windows either.

[@Emporkommling]

@pvtjamesryan3 HDMI is an audio/video technology.

[@basje54321]

thats awesome

[@dlouis95]

some video is rendered in the possessor not the video card. One example of this is all of Flash

[@arafetkanso]

@PhantomAct hdmi means high quality audio and video., cool

[@d4ark972]

Even if it was, would it be that surprising? There's a thing called 'boot camp' which allows Macs to run Windows.

[@WhiteDragon103]

Yeah, but the video card is responsible for output to a display - wirelessly or without a wire in this case. I think?

[@ARealWiseGuys]

thanks for telling us all about HDMI audio, or NOT...

[@CeeStyleDj]

Is this the exact same thing that comes with the "Blue Label" Toshiba e205 at best buy?

[@dlouis95]

the video card deos put it on the screen but it deosn';t have to render the image first. The image is rendered in the prossesor and the card just puts it on the screen. In video games, the card renders the image as well as put it on the screen,much more dificult then just puting it up.

[@EPS5000]

Will it ever be available as software, so you're not dependent so you have the freedom to use ANY computer you want? Also, will these laptops be available anywhere else, besides just Best Buy?

[@juanignacio..]

now is native on all windows devices😄

[@d4ark972]

@evi0blackeagle They do. But Vaios are also pretty nice, indeed.

[@SlatOmaat]

Lionel Messi from the start!:D

[@kungfuremix]

does the intel wireless display can only work with flat screen tv or could work on other tvs that does not have HD? Does the program only works for big laptops or it can also work on little laptops like the hp mini netbook?

[@Ali704]

how laggy is it? but looks cool though!

[@Faceless989]

So much win

[@looseycanon]

Hi Lads, I just bought a notebook with Intel Widi tech supported and I want to make a use of it, I wnat to build a trading station, consist of three to five monitors total, will it work, if I use signal splitter? I could use any info I can get

[@ilordvader]

Which Gaming Laptops have this function
Please

[@WhiteDragon103]

Wouldn't this technology have more to do with the video hardware and less to do with the processor?

[@TheDigitalguyy]

how much lag? could i say maybe play a game wirelessly?

[@LarsTechTipsDe]

that is pretty fast

[@dlouis95]

the computer just sends 0's and 1's. the receiver they are talking about does the processing and projecting.

[@Emporkommling]

"I could use a beer."

[@evi0blackeagle]

it seems like you are agreeing with me. lol
umm all intel processors(well all that i have ever used, and same goes for amd). thig is that it is the first time that it will transmit wireless signals.
i was replying to whitedragon103 that the cpu is also part of the videohardware. this only changes when you add a graphics card.

[@THE16THPHANTOM]

do i need the wireless receiver

[@tubeyouSachy]

ok so can i just download WIDI intel drivers on my laptop and transfer the video?

[@edcolter9036]

.... I know this video is 4 years old, but the picture on his TV looked horrible.

[@annaoaulinovna]

nice thanks!

[@roydavies953]

straight to tv lol...try it without the receiver

[@iExD]

time for people to ditch the projector

[@evi0blackeagle]

ya o kno man i want new z-series

[@TheJMan494]

this was set up

[@Lghtng2]

omg WANT!

[@SoulMindAndBody23]

It's an epic feature , considering that people tend to just download pirated movies,series and such , instead of buying them , and by the looks of it , it's super easy to use , so kudos intel xD

[@foxiiiiik]

@foxiiiiik just watch other videos where you can notice a remarkable delay during transfer. This video doesn't show the truth.

[@Juubee5]

no it's not, but it would be very easy to do that!

[@sladeD8]

no i have a sony vaio and tht is wht it looks like

[@dworkma]

They sure didn't show much of that display on the TV. Probably because the video kept going in and out. Technology isn't there yet.

[@thitran2098]

Hadware not up to that lvl yet! it works great but for gaming is really poor Just Like S3 Wifi Display DOngle. I got that thing is work great on other stuft but not for game.

[@NewTovagulet]

Is not a mac is a VAIO
lmao

[@007nazy]

mehh!...just connect your laptop to your TV using your HDMI cable, download remoteMouse app and control your computer via your smartphone!

[@MarkoZutic]

it sux cause it lates 1-2 sec.

[@evi0blackeagle]

intel proceccors do video stuff to thats how your computer works without a graphics card

[@foxiiiiik]

it's shame for intel to bring this super delayed technology to market.

[@JudahMcA]

Can I close and charge my laptop while I watch the movie?

[@luminumlx2604]

yes

[@SchmuckCatChan]

I get the joke. Too bad 35 people don't.

[@moyno85]

@chronosifter lol wut

[@majdsy1146]

RUclips Algorithm

[@MarkFunderburk]

nope

[@TheChemist187]

@MrProTech You just burned M$

[@darkzerk7]

How is it Intel's fault if Dell sucks at adapting their products? Also dough is something you use for bread.

[@evi0blackeagle]

macs don't look that good

[@sirNemanjapro]

Troll

[@flingflong1127]

what a stupid question