Projector Connector
A Taiwanese company wants business travelers to leave their laptops at home. Its new pocket-sized device plugs into a TV or projector and wirelessly downloads PowerPoint slides or streaming video from a smart phone, which acts as a remote control. The device comes with software that modifies the phone’s video output so that it has high enough resolution for a big screen. It can also work with computers, however, streaming high-definition videos to a TV.
Product: MobiShow
Cost: Less than $200
Source: www.awindinc.com
Companies: Awind
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