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Intel Wireless Display
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Intel Wireless Display
A wireless PC-to-TV capability built into various Intel-based laptops. It enables everything on the laptop screen to be viewed simultaneously on a TV set. Introduced in 2010 and also known as "WiDi," a Wireless Display set-top box is required that connects to the TV set and receives signals from the laptop.
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