ScreenBeam Offers Wireless Display Support for Apple iOS, macOS devices

In addition to Miracast-enabled Windows and Android devices, ScreenBeam 960 receiver now offers native support for all major operating systems.

Photo credit: www.screenbeam.com

ScreenBeam 960 receiver now enables Apple iOS 9 and later devices, and 2012 and later macOS devices to wirelessly present using native screen mirroring to connect to the room display.

ScreenBeam, an Actiontec Electronics business, and the global leader for wireless display and collaboration solutions, has announced that combined with existing support for Miracast-enabled Windows and Android devices, its ScreenBeam 960 now offers native support for all major operating systems.

ScreenBeam wireless display solutions are used as the validation platform for wireless display functionality by companies like Microsoft and leading PC OEM and device companies.

Designed for large businesses and campuses, ScreenBeam 960 also supports the rich capabilities of Windows Ink native in Windows programs. It comes complete with ScreenBeam Central Management System (CMS) software to support the remote management of ScreenBeam devices at scale, providing enterprise-class security and manageability that IT departments need.

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Mike Ehlenberger, VP and GM ScreenBeam, announced that their latest ScreenBeam release is the ‘effective connector’ for fueling collaboration making it easy for people and information to come together.

ScreenBeam 960 is the most enterprise scalable solution with support for mixed OS environments, said Ehlenberger, adding that large deployments across a campus or business can now be centrally managed – at a price point that can’t be matched.

ScreenBeam 960 Product Benefits

ScreenBeam 960 offers a faster, easier wireless presentation experience that doesn’t require downloading an app, while providing enterprise-level security and remote management.

Native wireless screen mirroring means no apps or wires are required. With ScreenBeam 960, modern devices connect to the display with ease and users may present from anywhere in the room.

ScreenBeam 960 wireless display receiver helps eliminate cable clutter while also making it easy for users to seamlessly connect and share content.

This fully integrated enterprise class platform boasts .11ac and .11n dual radios, Ethernet, HDMI, VGA In, and VGA out interfaces. Extensive mounting and placement options give IT professionals’ flexibility to mount to ceilings, tables, or hidden locations.

No Wi-Fi network required: ScreenBeam 960 connects directly to computers, tablets, and mobile devices.

Compatibility: ScreenBeam 960 is optimized for Windows 10, Windows 8.1, and Android 4.2+ devices that support the Wi-Fi Miracast standard. For non-Miracast devices, Actiontec offers the ScreenBeam USB Transmitter and software for Windows 7/8 systems.

ScreenBeam 960 is now available for $299. For existing ScreenBeam 960 customers, the updated firmware and documentation may be obtained from ScreenBeam Customer Support.

 

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