Cativa americani ingeniosi s-au gandit sa conceapa o metoda de a face video mirroring prin Wi-Fi de pe o tableta iPad 2 catrr un monitor. Stiti ca pentru iPad 2 exista niste accesorii care permit video mirroring-ul prin HDMI catre anumite televizoare insa totul se face folosind un anumit cablu care conecteaza cele 2 dispozitive. Baietii din clipul de mai sus au conceput o metoda de a face acest video mirroring wireless folosindu-se de un transmitator HDMI Wi-Fi si de o baterie care sa il alimenteze cu energie. Au conectat tableta 2 la acest transmitator HDMI si dupa cum vedeti televizorul afiseaza imaginile de pe tableta fara nici un fel de lag.
Ideea e interesanta insa modalitatea prin care a fost realizata e destul de complicata si nu prea estetica. Pentru unii ar fi ideal un asemenea accesoriu in special pentru prezentari insa probabil trebuie gasita o metoda mult mai buna de a monta componentele in carcasa.
Basically, we were tasked with the coming up with ideas that could help a client with their presentations. Sometimes they run Keynote Presentations on a Mac, and sometimes they run Keynote Presentations on an iPad using a VGA adapter. While I liked how mobile you could get doing it off an iPad, you’re still literally tethered by the cable running to the the A/V equipment. I knew there had to be some sort of solution, but sadly there wasn’t, at least not all in one place. So I started looking at combining different solutions, and luckily, not many were needed. The core components are the wireless HDMI transmitter, and a USB battery pack
Oh, and of course the iPad 2…
Everything is very rough, especially the housing. This all came together very quickly, and we’re still working everything out. I just wanted to show you guys, because I know some of you are looking for similar solutions. I’m going to try and get an Instructable together once we get everything a little more finished. Maybe even try some other things, like a belt pack for those that don’t want the added bulk in their hands, or what ever other ideas our tiny little heads can think of
This post was last modified on mart. 29, 2011, 6:47 PM 18:47