Is there a way to pair screens with android device (w/o wires)?
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I have an iPad and can "pair" (Google calls it casting) with the TV. With an android device you can cast more to your TV I believe. At most you may need to get a Chromecast device for the TV but I don't think that you will need to. There are apps that you can get to cast from your android to the TV. Hope this helps....I love my iPad and iPhone but wish it interacted better with this TV.
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I don't think so. I have two of them and tried to pair them, but it didn't work. Unless there is some other way to do it. I don't know how.
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The one thing I know for sure, you need Android OS 4.2.2... make sure the Android OS you have installed has support for "MiraCast" or it wont work even if it is physically connectable.
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It is, I've used it with my Google TV, pushing screen image to it through WIDI. It does tend to be spotty, now works, now doesn't, but not sure if that is because of my Google TV or the laptop - I didn't care enough to troubleshoot more.
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I have had trouble using this with a PC. There is little or no driver support at the manufacturer website, and the software provided didn't recognize the device. So that said i doubt you will find much support for using this with an android device plus there is the problem of interface, this is a wired USB gamepad so I am not really sure how you are going to connect them.
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Hi Isabel,I haven't tried connecting a video display to the tablet, but an interesting concept!, only tested with mouse and keyboard.
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This device is for computers running Windows. I do not believe you can connect to an android phone or tablet
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You can mirror your PC if the video card supports it, which most do, via an HDMI cable. You won't, however, be able to mirror wirelessly without additional hardware. Most Android tablets support screen mirroring wirelessly, but it limited to 1080p with a slight lag due to video stream processing.
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Yes, with the use of a mini display port to HDMI adapter. You will also have to use the USB connection for touch capabilities.
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Yes, absolutely. Use an available HDMI port to plug the device in to, and connect the micro USB power cable in to one of the side USB ports, and you will have a working plug-n-play android device now on your TV.
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There is no hardware way to connect to external monitors. You can use software apps to connect to certain streaming devices.
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This device requires a USB connection to the PC. If you want to it to work with Android, you'll need an app like TeamViewer to stream the display from your PC to your Android device.
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Yes, I used the screen with the Arduino Due. Just make sure you have the proper libraries.
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With the iOS app you can (maybe an Andriod app too?) but the interface is awful compared to Apple TV or Chromecast so I never use the TV itself for any screen/content sharing.
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Didn't try doing that, but I tried connecting my Android phone and tablet to the frame. It couldn't find either of them, same with a thumbdrive. The only connection I could make was from my aging computers. Windows and Apple OS both worked.
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Honnestly, I doubt the tablets can support a second screen whatever the way the connection is handled.If you do not find a tablet user of the startech device, you take high risk of failure.
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As I can recall, no buttons, you should automatically see it on your phone or tablet to pair.