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Thursday, 2 October 2014

Roku tries out screen mirroring from phones and PCs


Roku tries out screen mirroring from phones and PCs


Roku has unveiled its latest shot in the increasingly-crowded set-top box wars: screen mirroring. Even Microsoft and Firefox OS are lining up to challenge Google’s Chromecast and Apple’s AirPlay, so Roku had to compete somehow. Launching in beta, Roku’s version of the tech works from (some) Android, Windows Phone and Windows 8.1 devices, and broadcasts to Roku 3 or the Roku Streaming Stick. There’s no mention of the word ‘Miracast‘ but that appears to be the tech in use. If your Roku has the latest update (rolling out over the next few weeks) it should show up as an option to pair, and have a connection good enough to display presentations, emails or even video.



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Roku tries out screen mirroring from phones and PCs



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  • Type Audio / video player

  • Video services Netflix, Amazon, Other

  • Audio services Napster, Pandora, Rdio, Rhapsody, Spotify, Other

  • Video outputs HDMI (1 outputs, v1.4)

  • Audio outputs via HDMI

  • WiFi 802.11 a, b, g, n

  • Ethernet 10/100 [Fast Ethernet]

  • Released 2013-03-06

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  • Media support 8.4

  • Video quality 9.2

  • Audio quality 9

  • Ease of use 9

  • Design and form factor 9.3



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