The need to update 3 different (widi, Intel wifi, wireless nic) places is overly cumbersome. The ptv3000 is markedly better than both the ptv10, however the sync with a 2nd gen widi capable pc is even more daunting than it should be. This ease of use does have a caveat, I say is on part of Intel, not Netgear. I updated the ptv firmware and was sharing the phone screen in less than 2 minutes (the time took that long because I had to find the settings page to cut on the sharing) now pairing takes 30-45 seconds tops. The ease of use is concerning miracast connections to a miracast capable phones (I used Galaxy note 2). The device is the size of about 10 credit cards stacked up, it truly is tiny.

Pros: Size, ease of use (disclaimer below), and functionality. After the roll-back the PTV 3000 worked to my satisfaction. If you are wondering if you can do that.you can. Intel does a good job.ĪND I rolled back my firmware on the PUSH. Too much flash and not enough substance at Netgear. Too many posts have no Netgear solution and one post I read had what appeared to be a Netgear answer but I could make no sense out of the solution as it applied to the question. Keep your Intel and NETGEAR products synched, so to speak. This explains how everything in the way of drivers and firmware needs updating initially. There is no doubt Intel and NETGEAR work closely together on the PTV3000. I visited Intels site and while looking for a solution I saw that Intel has specific troubleshooting data for the PUSH. There is a utility included to increase/decrease the size of the picture but it wasn't enough even after I changed to the PUSH/Intel selected recommended resolution. Resolution was down and the PUSH/Intel did not fill the TV screen. I wasn't happy with the TV picture afterwards. Power adapter (localized to country of sale)Īdditional Information Date First Available Small size for easy placement and portability. Wirelessly display content in up to 1080p HD video resolution and surround soundįlexible power option using a USB port on the TV Works with Intel WiDi and Miracast wireless display enabled devices Wirelessly display movies, photos, music, apps, and any website on your big screen TV.ĭisplay your smartphone, tablet or laptop on your TV, wirelessly Networking: Built-in Wi-Fi (300 Mbps 802.11 b/g/n) - 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz Requires a laptop, smartphone, or tablet with Intel WiDi wireless display

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