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Wisair has come up with a new product which will give MacBook users a new way to connect their Macbook with a Desktop PC. Wisair has released Wireless USB DisplayDock Set, a supportive gadget for the well known Mac OS.
This great gadget will provide customers a smooth and user friendly environment, no matter whether its at home or the office. The device is a USB port compatible adapter, with no complexity and just as simple as a flash drive. With the help of this device user can connect the MacBook with the Desktop in just a blink of the eye.
“We are pleased to present the USB DisplayDock set to the customers using MacBook platform and Wisair keeps on the journey of broadening its solutions portfolio with these kinds of devices. There will open new connectivity options which will be far better than the today’s impractical need of the bunch of wires. We are providing enjoyable and more convenient working environment to the MacBook users with this wireless docking. We are excited with the demand of the device and we will come up with additional solutions later this year.” These were the words of Mr. David Yaish, President and CEO, Wisair.
“Warpia is about to launch higher editions of its Wisair based wireless laptop to HDTV devices in 2009 with the launch of our DisplayDock product. Now we have Mac compatibility built into our product portfolio for the first time. MacBook customers will get easy connectivity with plug and play Wireless docking,” stated Mr. Marc Levaggi, Vice President, Source R&D (Warpia).
It is required to connect 4 cables/adapters like mini-Displayport or mini-DVI to VGA or DVI adapter cable, USB cable for the keyboard, mouse and audio for a MacBook as VGA or DVI connectors are not processed by any MacBook platform. This innovative device allows Mac users to easily connect with a keyboard, monitor, speakers and mouse through a single wireless link.
The price of this device is yet to be declared but all we know is this Wireless USB DisplayDock is scheduled to be offered by 4 OEM vendors by the end of next month.
