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HTC Media Link HD adapter for wireless video streaming from your phone

06.03.2012

During a press conference held as part of the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, HTC unveiled its Media Link HD wireless adapter and car stereo accessory. These novelties are aimed at working with the latest HTC smartphones.

Media Link HD allows you to stream video directly from mobile phones to your TV screen or any other display. At the same time, high-quality content is transmitted wirelessly and no HDMI cable is required. The dual display feature allows you to stream video to an external screen while viewing other content on your phone's display. A simple three-finger swipe gesture is used to share photos and videos.

A special clip allows you to connect your phone to the car's audio system. This accessory makes it possible to broadcast online radio stations from your phone, as well as play music directly from your mobile device.

The company did not specify whether the new devices will be compatible with most HTC smartphones, or only the latest three models in the HTC One series.

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