Wireless Screen Sharing-No more Cables

Being able to share your content wirelessly is always an amazing job. Sharing screen wirelessly makes your presentations easier and effective because you do not need to fight with network cables. It saves your time and gives a better look to your conference/meeting rooms. We know that every device has a different functionality and not all the devices support all types of cables and connectors such as VGA, Mini DVI etc.

We all know that everyone is interested in knowing trending technologies in a cost effective way. Now we can share our laptop/mobile screen wirelessly with a device that works seamlessly. So how about the device that provides you a best wireless connection and share your screen from any devices wirelessly so that you can access everything through your laptop/mobile on a TV screen.

Here is a Solution called UBIQ which enables you to share your screen with a TV or a Projector wirelessly.

• Ubiq is a slick and powerful device that directly connects to your 4K TV or to any Projector.
• It is an agnostic wireless screen sharing device that not only allows you to share your screen wirelessly from Windows, Mac, Linux, IOS and Android devices but also extends every meeting room to have video conferencing apps such as Skype, Lync, Hangouts, WebEx Meetings, Polycom, Real Presence, Cisco Jabber, LifeSize, ClearSea, Vidyo and BlueJeans.
• Ubiq enables instant and wireless presentation with just a click of the Share button from any laptop or mobile.
• Ubiq's Share button not only helps the presenter get the presentation on-screen in a second, but it also allows the other people in the meeting to participate more actively.
• Sharing can be done via Laptop PC or Mac, or via IOS, Windows Phone and Android –powered mobile devices. The result is an enhanced meeting efficiency and better decision-making.

The Idea is simple: Connect your computer to Ubiq wireless network, install its software and share your screen over the wireless network.

To learn more about projector screens, kindly visit https://www.goubiq.com/conference-room-tvs-vs-projector-screens.

To share your laptop screen with a room full of people, you basically have three options: 1) hook your laptop up to a TV or projector using an HDMI, VGA, DVI, or Thunderbolt cable and/or adapter, 2) ask everyone in the room to awkwardly huddle around you, or 3) share your screen wirelessly.

The first option has been the go-to solution since the 90s and it works fairly well, except for one thing: In today’s BYOD environment, hooking a laptop up to a TV isn’t so easy. Laptops come with so many different outputs that you’ll need to have at least a dozen different cables on standby to accommodate them all. It should go without saying that a conference room with dozens of wires strewn across it is not only an eyesore, but due to the tripping hazards associated with cables, also a palm, elbow, and face sore as well.

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