In a temporary meeting room, simply open the “Project” option in the Windows computer’s Start menu, search for the screen mirroring receiver, and confirm with one click—pairing is completed in just 1-2 seconds. This peer-to-peer connection based on Wi-Fi Direct completely eliminates reliance on routers. Even in network-free scenarios such as outdoor product demonstrations or laboratory teaching, laptops equipped with Intel chips can successfully pair with large screens in 3 seconds.

What’s more thoughtful is the device compatibility design: older projectors can instantly support wireless mirroring by connecting to the HDMI port of a WiDi adapter, eliminating the need to replace entire systems to adapt to new functions. When an old TV at home is connected to the adapter, 4K movies and game footage from computers can also be transmitted wirelessly, easily revitalizing old devices.

During business presentations, the precision of lines in engineering drawings and tiny values in financial reports remain sharp and clear, thanks to WiDi’s 1080P full HD transmission capability. Devices equipped with Intel Iris Xe integrated graphics can even achieve 4K ultra-high-definition output, meeting the professional needs of design teams showcasing PS and CAD works.

Transmission stability is equally reassuring. A latency of less than 20ms ensures smooth PPT page turns and video playback, with audio-visual synchronization errors under 5ms—avoiding the awkwardness of “unsynchronized lip movements.” Even when multiple devices are connected to the network in a meeting room, the built-in intelligent WiFi channel optimization technology avoids interference, ensuring smooth, uninterrupted mirroring during turn-by-turn presentations.

Office Collaboration: During multi-person presentations, after one computer disconnects, the next can instantly connect via the “Recent Connections” list, improving meeting efficiency by 40%. Set the large screen as a “second display” to edit documents on the main screen while displaying reference materials on the secondary screen—making multi-tasking more efficient.

Classroom Teaching: Teachers can annotate courseware with a graphics tablet, with annotations 同步 displayed on the large screen. Students receive synchronized content on tablets and provide real-time feedback on questions, significantly increasing interactive participation.

Home Entertainment: Lounge on the sofa and mirror computer movies to the TV. Low-latency image quality enhances the immersion of viewing and multiplayer gaming, with operations far simpler than cable connections.

Administrators can set a “device whitelist” via the backend, allowing only internal enterprise devices to mirror. Temporary visitors require a one-time authorization code for access, with permissions automatically expiring afterward—effectively preventing privacy leakage risks. The receiver can also automatically remember up to 10 frequently used devices, popping up connection reminders upon next startup and network access—no repeated searching needed.

From meeting rooms to classrooms, from old devices to new computers, WiDi‘s characteristics of “simple connection, HD stability, and wide adaptation” allow wireless screen mirroring to truly integrate into diverse life scenarios, serving as an invisible bridge for content flow between devices.