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No waiting to join in to share and display the laptop screen to display screen or projector instantly. Bring touch to your meeting rooms with hassle of cables. Whether you’re leading a routine sales call, a training session or that hoped-for breakthrough presentation to the higher-ups, why not wow them by wirelessly connecting your laptop, tablet or phone to the room’s projector or large display? It’s easier than you might think. IQShare wireless presentation system is a quick and efficient way for quick share. Use IQShare wireless presentation technology, It supports not only Windows system, also Apple Mac, Android, and IOS system. For traditional wired screen projection, it involves the use of an HDMI cable that connects your device to a TV. If your laptop or computer has an available HDMI port, then sharing screens is as simple as connecting one end of an HDMI cable to your TV and the other end to your computer. Since computers are becoming more and more compact, some la

In this article, I will share a great feature of IQTouch interactive display series for everyone, that is wireless projection function. After turning on this function, you can put the mobile game screen on the big screen and play it better. You can put the meeting files in the mobile phone to the big screen to show the colleagues. You can also project the photos and videos from the mobile phone to the TV, share it with your family. Once you have experienced this feature, you will not be able to stop. How to wirelessly project mobile content to the big screen? Taking IQTouch C Pro interactive display for example, wireless projection requires only a few simple steps. 1. On the big screen, confirm that IQTouch C Pro interactive display’s wireless display software is turned on. 2. Make sure the Wifi or hotspot of IQTouch C Pro interactive display is turned on. 3. On the phone side, for iPhone, connect the same network of the big screen — IQTouch C Pro interactive display, t

Can you imagine displaying your tablet or phone stuff to the big screen with a single click? This is possible if you heard about screen mirroring , casting and streaming functions. The functioning of these terms is different from each other. It’s important to know that wireless interactions work differently, depending on what content you want to be shown and how you prefer to go about it. This article will talk about the basics of screen mirroring, screen casting (also known as media streaming) and screen sharing (also known as desktop sharing). What does streaming mean? Maybe you’ve heard someone say that they streamed a movie, a podcast, or a slide show. Steaming means a continuous flow of information (in the form of visual and/or audio data). That is to say, steaming refers to deliver data live, whatever content you have on your device’s screen. With this in mind, take note that the three terms that follow — mirroring, casting, and sharing — are each a different way of strea