Is the LG 47LM6700 Miracast enabled for the Nexus 4g? Or will it require an adapter?
1283784
i have tried with Nexus 7 (Android 4.2) but it did not happended it just keeps Disconnecting !
1283785
i have 47LM8600 , there is no miracast , for now it requires adapter , in future it might get software update
530492
If you were able to connect it directly, you probably don't need an adaptor. But I'm not Acer user. For my Nexus I needed an adaptor, because there was no place to connect it directly.Probably it's a good idea to contact the seller with this question. It doesn't sound right
983205
Yes this will work on Nexus 7 device, I would also recommend to install Nexus Media Media Importer app from the Google store.
2245856
Miracast uses wifi, but it's a peer-to-peer connection, in this case between this dongle and your phone/tablet/computer. You do not have to be on a wireless network in order for the devices to connect.
1095890
I have this item and have not tested miracast, but at the moment I can answer that this device is very capable and runs all android programs I have thrown at it. Also, take into account that this device may require some tinkering as well. I have a custom ROM loaded on mine. www.freaktab.com is an excellent forum for these android devices.
2271221
Wiki says Micracast was added to Android 4.2. Link :http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miracast
775233
One of my friend has a Nexus 7, he bought the slimport (micro usb to micro hdmi adapter) and used this micro hdmi cord. It would quite nicely and the slimport has an extra slot for charging as well so it is quite convenient.
2097873
I concur with the others.., Miracast is awesome but the wi-fi connection b/w TV & your device is needed. Here are some recent articles for more help/info: http://www.cnet.com/how-to/miracast-everything-to-know-about-mirroring-android/http://windowsitpro.com/hardware/microsofts-miracast-adapter-very-netgear-one-exception?utm_source=feedburner&utm;_medium=feed&utm;_campaign=Feed%3A+secvip+(WIN%3EFAQs%3EGatekeeper+FAQs)All the best.
742874
Android 4.2 can handle it and the ASUS specs for the ME102 list Miracast.Your tv will still have to have Miracast built-in. If not ASUS sells a "Miracast Dongle" receiver that plugs into an empty HDIM port on your tv.
530491
If you were able to connect it directly, you probably don't need an adaptor. But I'm not Acer user. For my Nexus I needed an adaptor, because there was no place to connect it directly. Probably it's a good idea to contact the seller with this question. It doesn't sound right
2260252
Sorry for the late response, but no it comes only with the miracast box with a power cord. You will need an HDMI cable, a usb isn't needed. Hope that helps!
579251
Yes this adapter does work on the Nexus 7. You will need to download the Nexus Media Importer app from the Play Store. I enjoy using my adapter.
238480
I found Mediabridge to be extremely knowledgeable, helpful and responsive when I contacted them with questions concerning the compatibility of my Google Nexus 4 with their devices. I would call them directly. Their toll-free number may be found at their website.
1754361
I'm sorry but I dont know the answer to that. Samsung did away with their Micro HDMI and routed all the video out the same port as the charger uses. I saw something called Slimport that referes to the Nexus 4 and 7. good Luck! ;^j
775236
From what I've read, the Nexus 7 does not have a micro HDMI port, so this particular cable will not work. However, the newest Nexus 7 does support a "SlimPort" which is a separate device that will allow you to connect the Nexus 7 to an HDMI compatible display.
601922
No. It appears that the Nexus 7 does not support this MHL dongle (MHL is the HDMI-over-USB format). There is some speculation that MHL is supported in the hardware, if you're willing to bank on finding the software hacks to fix it.
1098841
Yes it does work. I know i have the LG 55" 3D TV (not the smart version) and it worked fine. The only problem is that the miracast is very slow and it lags a lot. It looses connection a lot as well. I would not recommend this device.