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Home›Technology›Collaboration›Extron’s ShareLink Pro now mirrors Windows 10 devices

Extron’s ShareLink Pro now mirrors Windows 10 devices

By Staff Writer
04/02/2021
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Extron has introduced the ShareLink Pro WFA 100, a WiFi Miracast adapter that enables sharing of content from a Windows 10 devices to a ShareLink Pro one, without installing software.

The adapter connects to the USB port on a ShareLink Pro 1100 or ShareLink Pro 500, making it discoverable to Windows 10 users. Users share content by selecting the desired ShareLink Pro device and mirroring their screen from within Windows.

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Content shared via Miracast can be presented on the ShareLink Pro display along with content shared via the ShareLink Pro App, Apple mirroring, WebShare browser sharing, or the HDMI input.

Extron vice president of worldwide sales and marketing Casey Hall says they are always looking for ways to make interacting with AV systems easier, faster and more intuitive.

“We are pleased to introduce our new Wi-Fi Miracast adapter so that Windows 10 users can experience a quick and seamless way to share content to ShareLink Pro systems.”

ShareLink Pro devices enable anyone to present wired or wireless content from their computers, tablets, or smartphones onto a display for easy collaboration. They feature streaming technology that supports simultaneous display of up to four devices, including an HDMI-connected device, and dynamically update the display layout as new content is shared or removed. The HDMI input supports wired connections from any connected source in the room.

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