What Is a Wireless Monitor?
A wireless monitor is a display device capable of transmitting and receiving video and audio signals without cables.
This type of monitor offers greater flexibility in placement compared to traditional monitors. It operates on two principal technologies: infrared and wireless LAN, each characterized by different range capabilities and wall permeability. Wireless monitors are used in various settings, including meetings, presentations, gaming, and video streaming, taking advantage of their ability to be positioned flexibly. They work by converting video and audio into digital signals and transmitting them using wireless communication technology.
Notable features of wireless monitors include their cable-free operation, which allows for adaptable positioning, and the simplicity of installation and removal without wiring. Commonly used types include display screens and speakers, with some models integrated into projectors or designed for compatibility with smart devices.