Sep 9 2014
DisplayLink, the leading provider of USB graphics technology, today announced the industry’s first demonstration of Dual 4K monitors over a 60GHz WiGig connection. The demonstration features a WiGig integrated notebook, WiGig docking station connected to two 4K DisplayLink USB Graphics adapters, enabling two 4K monitors showcasing “wired-quality” latency and image quality.
The demonstration is being shown September 9th-11th at the Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco at DisplayLink booth #750.
DisplayLink Demonstrates World First Dual 4K Wireless Displays over 60GHz WiGig at IDF 2014 (Graphic: Business Wire)
“This is truly an exciting time for DisplayLink, with interest pouring in for our latest DL-5000 family of 4K enabled chipsets,” said John Cummins, Senior Vice President Sales and Marketing. “Since the first announcement at CES 2014 we’ve launched the DL-5500, DL-5700 and DL-5900 products capable of providing a 4K workspace on non-4k capable notebooks and computers, extending flexibility to the workspace and increasing productivity. We’re proud to show how this capability extends further into the wireless space when combined with a 60GHz WiGig 4K dock, enabling dual 4K 3098x2160 resolution displays at IDF ’14 in San Francisco. Latency and image quality are preserved for a no compromise ‘wired-quality’ user experience.”
DisplayLink’s solutions are deployed to millions of customers and Fortune companies globally, now in the fifth generation of products spanning both USB 2.0 and 3.0 but with protocols that are connection agnostic, the perfect partner for wired and wireless docking and display solutions. DisplayLink is also showcasing Android based Smart Phones connecting to multiple monitors showing extended productivity screens for the next generation of connected global business solutions.
For more information regarding DisplayLink, please visit http://www.displaylink.com/.
About DisplayLink – Plug and Display Solutions.
DisplayLink® develops hardware and software solutions to enable easy connectivity between monitors and computing devices over standard interfaces such as USB, Ethernet, and wireless networks. DisplayLink’s technology increases productivity and ease-of-use in the multi-display workspace and is deployed to millions of users through globally branded PC products including universal docking stations, monitors, projectors, zero client systems and display adapters. For more information and product details, visit the DisplayLink Shop and follow DisplayLink on Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube and Twitter.
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