Thursday, October 01, 2020
It's time to cast some Excel spreadsheets in glorious 4K.
What you need to know
- Microsoft launched a new wireless display adapter for PCs today.
- The 4K Wireless Display Adapter can project your PC to another screen.
- The adapter is available will be available for $70.
Microsoft today launched a new wireless display adapter that can project your PC to the big screen in 4K. The $70 adapter comes alongside the launch of a slew of other new accessories, in addition to the updated Surface Pro X and new Surface Laptop Go.
Microsoft is no stranger to wireless display adapters. The company has offered one that can connect your PC to a TV or projector for some time. That adapter, still available for $45, is limited to HD resolutions, however.
Microsoft says that this new adapter uses Miracast to duplicate your screen from your PC to whatever you have it connected to. That's the same tech behind its previous wireless display adapter. The big advantage here is that you can now cast content from your PC to a TV or projector in full 4K resolution.
The Microsoft 4K Wireless Display Adapter will be available for $70. That's alongside the Surface Laptop Go and Surface Pro X, which are available for preorder today and are set to launch on October 13.
No wires, ma!
Microsoft 4K Wireless Display Adapter
Cast away.
The Microsoft 4K Wireless Display Adapter lets you extend your PC to any TV or projector in glorious 4K resolution. Get those Excel sheets ready.
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