I've been using my 3rd generation Intel core powered Ultrabook and WIndows 8 for a few months and it's amazing, however one cool feature has been lacking; WiDi. WiDi is a display technology that sends HDMI signal to an external display (like a TV) over WiFi. I had tried getting it going in November but with no success, as Windows 8 was so new.
Intel WiDi
Enabling Wireless Display (WiDi) on Windows 8 RTM
Hi everyone,
Windows 8 has just launched, so Intel just released the new WiDi software v3.5.40.0 to support Windows 8. Therefore, in order to enable WiDi officially on your Windows 8 device, follow the steps below:
Building Intel WiDi Applications for Ultrabook
If you are developing apps targeting the Windows 8/Ultrabook platform you may be interested in learning more about how to integrate the Intel WiDi technology into your apps. First, let me point out that the SDK/drivers have not yet been updated on the Intel download sites for support of Ultrabooks/Tablets based on the 3rd Generation Intel Core Processors, codenamed Ivy Bridge. I will be updating this blog as more information becomes available. The topics I will cover here are:
Enabling Wireless Display (WiDi) on Windows 8 Consumer Preview
Chances are that if you have upgraded your Wireless Display (WiDi) capable laptop or tablet (with the specs mentioned here) from Windows 7 to Windows 8 Consumer Preview, then you probably stopped being able to enjoy WiDi.
Про монитор без проводов
Я не люблю провода. Я прекрасно понимаю, что провода сейчас – это самый экономичный и удобный способ передавать электричество. А при помощи электричества работает вообще всё, и, тем не менее, каждый раз, когда я узнаю, что можно избавиться ещё от одного провода, я радуюсь как ребёнок.
