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This is great if they manage to pull it off. Solutions like DLNA are sometimes slow and are buffered. DLNA cannot be used to duplicate or extend your monitor.
by chunkiestbacon 13y ago
This is great if they manage to pull it off.
Solutions like DLNA are sometimes slow and are buffered.
DLNA cannot be used to duplicate or extend your monitor.
I would buy it instantly.
I wasted so much time this year getting alternative solutions to work, like
XBMC on a raspberry pi.
There is no need for a media pc, if you can just use your laptop to quickly
watch videos on your TV.
Always plugging in a laptop is a big hassle.
EDIT: Using DLNA gets annoying. I need to start a software on my laptop and then I have to use my TV remote to select the file I want to watch in the TV menu. A solution like this is so much more quicker.