Best Wireless HDMI Presentation System for Interactive Flat Panels

Nearly all panels sold today feature 4K resolution, so make sure your wireless presentation system supports the standard default resolution of your new flat panel. 1080p will work fine, but when you are using a split-screen, you will want as much detail as possible to see the details.

Collaboration means sharing ideas – so why not put both ideas on the screen at the same time. For that matter, why not four ideas? The best wireless presentation systems can support four or more presenters at the same time – although trying to keep track of six or seven different presentation screens at the same can be pretty messy.

You can write on your new interactive screen – so why not capture that in your notebook. Many of the latest wireless presentation systems will enable Windows users to annotate and control their presentations or spreadsheets right from the panel – and save it on their notebook. Real-time collaboration that enables you to mark up your files is a game-changer when it comes to fast-moving idea generation sessions.

To share your screen on the panel, you need to connect to it. The simplest – and most popular way to connect to the display is a simple button. According to Futuresource, buttons are the # 1-way companies use. (chart and link) Attach the button, and you should be able to connect in seconds. For mobile devices, you can also use buttons, as well as special apps that enable you to connect wirelessly. Avoid systems that require proprietary apps that need to be loaded on your notebook to work, as they can make the system difficult to use for visitors.

Want to make sure your confidential information doesn’t fall into the wrong hands? Encrypt it. While some wireless presentation systems broadcast your content over the network openly, the best systems take extra steps to make sure that what you send to the interactive panel can only be seen on that panel. (what happens in Conference room B stays… ). Make sure that from the moment the data leaves your notebook, it is using 128-bit encryption, and that you are not sending content over the network openly.