Netgear PUSH2TV HD 1080p Adapter for Wireless Display (PTV2000) $30 after $20 Rebate + Free Shipping (expired)

Wireless Display Support [intel.com]

FAQs [netgear.com]

Bought this last time.

be EXTREMELY positive that this will work with your laptop before buying. I have three newer Intel Laptops (i5s and i7s), and 2 of them were not compatible with this Netgear device. It worked on the one laptop that had Intel WIDI already installed. If you go through the info on the Netgear, you'll see that it works on a very specific combination of intel Chipset and intel Wireless Card

Even the new model PTV3000 just sell for $60. Without miracast, most smartphone will not airplay to it.

Win 8 support yet? And will this work with a PC, or have to be a laptop. Basically, I would want this to watch a movie / streaming video that is playing on my PC.

Also, save a little bit more with following coupon if go through Dell.com/epp

MPP Members get 3% off Non-Dell Branded Electronics and Accessories w coupon code - 54S7JRCMBRSM2H

I bought the Belkin Screencast, but it often has trouble connecting the laptop to the TV.

Have anyone tried both; curious for a direct comparison between the two models.

Quote from mrbhappy : Win 8 support yet? And will this work with a PC, or have to be a laptop. Basically, I would want this to watch a movie / streaming video that is playing on my PC.

It should work with a motherboard with built in WiDi. I have two of these

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/...UTF8&psc=1

and they should work.

In for one.

Thanks OP.

I had this and it worked, but I didn't realize how many hoops you go through to make the connection. You have to open the WIDI on your laptop, and you have to navigate to the WIDI icon in the Push2tv menu (which is even more clunky than most media players).

I ended up returning mine a few months back.

Quote from akaanil : be EXTREMELY positive that this will work with your laptop before buying. I have three newer Intel Laptops (i5s and i7s), and 2 of them were not compatible with this Netgear device. It worked on the one laptop that had Intel WIDI already installed. If you go through the info on the Netgear, you'll see that it works on a very specific combination of intel Chipset and intel Wireless Card

..... you need one with an Intel Wireless Card.

WiDi is integrated into the wireless chip. Unfortunately some makers put Realtek chips in their laptops (Lenovo, etc).

Even the Surface Pro doesn't have WiDi support.

For the record, my laptop is a Lenovo y580, and I never had any problems with hardware or driver. Just didn't care for the interface and trouble to get it set up whenever I wanted to use it.

WiDi.... so will this work for Nexus 4?

Quote from mrbhappy : Win 8 support yet? And will this work with a PC, or have to be a laptop. Basically, I would want this to watch a movie / streaming video that is playing on my PC. Also, save a little bit more with following coupon if go through Dell.com/epp MPP Members get 3% off Non-Dell Branded Electronics and Accessories w coupon code - 54S7JRCMBRSM2H

Working on Windows 8 - I bought it in last deal and using it on Windows 8

One major issue, it need special Intel drivers. My Dell has 2 cards. one is Intel and other is dedicated graphics card.

If I keep my original setting as it is, it is not working. I need to upgrade it to Intel graphics card driver in order for me to work this model. If I install Intel driver and 2nd NVIDIA driver is getting disable... My thinking is Dell need to upgrade there driver and manufacture don't upgrade drivers as far as Intel itself is upgrade there own driver.

As far as technology,

2 out of 10 - it got auto disconnected in running video.
2 out of 10 - video working but audio still work on laptop, it didn't transfer to TV.

Overall - working good. I would say at this price, it's ok device...

Audio via avr is problem, unless you run a optical from tv to avr.