How do i use the Intel Widi ready feature, and wat do i need to make it work
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Sorry, I can't help you given that most of the features only work in the USA and I live abroad. Regards
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Make any experience on your mobile device a more entertaining one-Intel WiDi lets you easily stream all the things you love, including movies, videos, photos, and music, directly to your big screen HDTV1 free from the burden of wires. What You Need A laptop, Ultrabook, smartphone, or tablet with Intel WiDi. An Intel WiDi certified receiver device. See Intel Wireless Display in action. Watch the video &gt; Watch these tutorial videos to learn how to set up and use Intel WiDi. Get the full HD video experience Get the Full HD Video Experience Enjoy visually stunning HD video with a roomful of friends with Intel Wireless Display. The latest version of Intel WiDi software supports a variety of super-rich HD experiences, including full 1080p video support for streaming protected content, such as Blu-ray* and 3D*. Make dual-screen multitasking twice as fun Make Dual-Screen, Multitasking Twice as Fun With Intel Wireless Display, you can do more things than you can think of-all at the same time. Check e-mail while you're watching a movie on your HDTV, or discuss the movie with your friends around the globe via online chatting while you're watching. Wi-Fi CERTIFIED Miracast* industry specs Industry Standard-Based, While Superior Intel WiDi is based on the Wi-Fi Alliance's Wi-Fi CERTIFIED Miracast* specification. Additionally, Intel WiDi technology provides a quick and reliable connections, low screen-mirroring latency, superior video and audio quality, and smooth HD video playback for wireless display.
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http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/architecture-and-technology/connect-mobile-device-tv-wireless.html
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My understanding is that it's supposed to using an adapter, but I don't use WiDi so I don't know for sure.
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Yes. I have the windows 8 and windows 7 versions of Samsung's Series 9. Both have WIDI installed.
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If your computer doesn't have the Intel WiDi app you can download it here: http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/architecture-and-technology/intel-wireless-display.html
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if you use windows, the included wifi works fine. if you are building a "hacintosh" you need an external adapter.
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Not that I know of and as an owner, I can tell you that there is absolutely nothing in the specs for this computer about "WiDi".
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I suggest you check the Intel web site for its list of compatible laptops. It will only work with those having the newer Intel WIDI graphics capability.
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I've used widi successfully but i have not tried miracst. Google intel support for miracast and it lists chip sets supported. Need windows 8.1 on the computer too, mine upgraded automatically
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yes but you will have to buy a wireless adapter such as Belkin. its a small u.s.b. device that will allow wi fy connection just plug it into your usb port in the back and run the software unless your machine will pick it up. if nothing else go on the manufactures web support and you will find the drivers to install
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Sounds like you're going from a Wisair model to the new version. You must first uninstall (using add/remove programs in the Windows Control Panel) the Warpia and DisplayLink entries. After rebooting you can install the drivers on the CD that came with the new unit.
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I use a widi connection, you only need a device if your TV is not widi compatible. I believe I have a dlink widi device for my TV
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WiFi but not sure regarding WiDi. Suggest call HD - they will be happy to answer any questions.
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I am reasonably sure Push2TV will only work with the new Intel WiDi drivers and Windows 8.
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Hello, From spec of the computer on asus.com - "Featuring Intel WiDi technology, users can wirelessly transmit large multimedia content such as video/photos to other devices like TV via WiDi for sharing with families/friends." http://www.asus.com/us/AllinOne_PCs/ET2300INTI Best regards, Amuras, Inc.
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I don't have one of those laptops to test with, but from what I can read and see online yes, it should work. You may need to download and install the Intel drivers for your operating system to get it fully functional. http://downloadcenter.intel.com/SearchResult.aspx?lang=eng&ProductFamily;=Wireless+Networking&ProductLine;=Intel%c2%ae+Centrino%c2%ae+Wi-Fi+Products&ProductProduct;=Intel%c2%ae+Centrino%c2%ae+Advanced-N+6230
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Seriously haven't any issues with the Wi-Fi since I bought it in Decembet. However just recently my computer crashed, and when I got it working again, I had problem with the Intel(r) rapid start system... it wouldn't start despite all the checks saying its working fine. And last night the whole system crashed. I'm going to spending most of today trying to fix it and not sure if my files will be on there when it does get to working. Seeing as I havent used it all that much yet and havent put any programs that might threaten it on the hard drive, I would say go for another computer, as I'm highly irritated and disappointed by this machine. Seriously haven't any issues with the Wi-Fi since I bought it in Decembet. However just recently my computer crashed, and when I got it working again, I had problem with the Intel(r) rapid start system... it wouldn't start despite all the checks saying its working fine. And last night the whole system crashed. I'm going to spending most of today trying to fix it and not sure if my files will be on there when it does get to working. Seeing as I havent used it all that much yet and havent put any programs that might threaten it on the hard drive, I would say go for another computer, as I'm... » Read More Seriously haven't any issues with the Wi-Fi since I bought it in Decembet. However just recently my computer crashed, and when I got it working again, I had problem with the Intel(r) rapid start system... it wouldn't start despite all the checks saying its working fine. And last night the whole system crashed. I'm going to spending most of today trying to fix it and not sure if my files will be on there when it does get to working. Seeing as I havent used it all that much yet and havent put any programs that might threaten it on the hard drive, I would say go for another computer, as I'm highly irritated and disappointed by this machine. « Show Less
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I have only used it in a Win 7 machine. I see here (http://www.intel.com/p/en_US/support/highlights/wireless/cwn-2230) that there are drivers for the blue tooth functionality so I would think there are also drivers for the wifi.