Google launched Chromecast days ago. Since then, i've been searching for similar stuffs. Apple TV was known to me long ago. Besides, i found a new analog named iPush (http://bit.ly/1bQBVnE), which enables screen-mirroring from both IOS and Android Devices to HDTV.
Compared with Apple TV and Chromecast, iPush has no apps or channels preinstalled -- at least it does not claim it has.
However, with built-in Linux OS, it enables interaction among several mobile devices, according to the introduction.
Another feature is its compatibility with DLAN. I don't quite understand this, and want someone to explain it. Anyway, i wonder if all the functions work well at its price, which is much lower than the famous brands.
Compared with Apple TV and Chromecast, iPush has no apps or channels preinstalled -- at least it does not claim it has.
However, with built-in Linux OS, it enables interaction among several mobile devices, according to the introduction.
Another feature is its compatibility with DLAN. I don't quite understand this, and want someone to explain it. Anyway, i wonder if all the functions work well at its price, which is much lower than the famous brands.