does it support DLNA and Miracast?
795126
in it's description it says that has support but I never used so I can't tell you for sure.
777482
Yes, it can browse/playback media from a DLNA server (personally I use Tversity).
537942
No this doesn't have DLNA functionality. It does support netflix, amazon video, crackle and hulu plus. The S280 on the other hand does do DLNA
1027438
Yes it Connects to DLNA enabled devices, share photos, music and video from DLNA enabled phones, tablets, and computers, on your TV.
520278
It's not a miracast receiver only widi. Unless Belkin updates firmware to support miracast which I kind of doubt.
494689
I have no idea what a DLNA device is. We watch videos and music from Hulu, You Tube, Netflix etc. using our high speed wireless internet connection. Sorry I can't be more informative as I just got the TV a Christmas time and am still learning how to use it.
1564759
I have a LN46A750 and even though it says it DLNA compliant, it doesn't seem to work with all servers directly. I can confirm that it does work with the Samsung software and using TVersity, it does see the server and its contents, but it doesn't stream video. I haven't tried music or photos, but videos don't work. It's because of some strange HTTP header requirements that the TV is looking for and the TVersity doesn't send. I don't know if this extra header is part of the "DLNA standard" though.
209523
Yes, it does support DLNA. It can play from any UPnP server on your network, such as Windows Media Player.
2097873
I concur with the others.., Miracast is awesome but the wi-fi connection b/w TV & your device is needed. Here are some recent articles for more help/info: http://www.cnet.com/how-to/miracast-everything-to-know-about-mirroring-android/http://windowsitpro.com/hardware/microsofts-miracast-adapter-very-netgear-one-exception?utm_source=feedburner&utm;_medium=feed&utm;_campaign=Feed%3A+secvip+(WIN%3EFAQs%3EGatekeeper+FAQs)All the best.
634865
No, it will not work on your unit as it's not listed on the compatible devices. Please follow on this link for full specification of ASUS Miracast Dongle http://www.asus.com/Tablet_Mobile_Accessories/ASUS_Miracast_Dongle/specifications/.
375132
Unfortunately, there is no documentation on this LAVOd 3.0 firmware. It appears on the lavod.com website as an "old", perhaps discontinued product. The booklet that came with mine shows a Miracast app screen and instructions from what appears to be an Android stick computer (e.g. CX-919), which I've owned before. I guess we are just SOL on getting this thing working, unless some other reviewers who did get this working wants to post up some instructions.
901150
I don't think so. The ASUS is specific to select ASUS portable devices. I had to return mine because it did not work with my LG G2 smartphone. This is from the ASUS website:"The ASUS Miracast Dongle supports Android 4.2 and Windows 8.1 on select ASUS devices."
236351
If your asking if this can stream the picture from your tablet to your TV through wifi, probably not, I don't know of any Tablet with WiDi. They are, however, building Miracast support into tablets and phones now. So, the newer Netgear boxes that support miracast could handle that.
1745781
In Miracast mode it will create a WiFi direct connection with the device you want to mirror from (Android phone or tablet), in this respect it is different than Chromecast. However that ties up the host device and many even newer Android devices can't do Miracast. It also supports DLNA, airplay or the EZcast app which works on most devices (but don't have a true mirror mode, only Miracast is true mirror mode).
245395
I don't believe so. The Link-Stick will give you acess to You tube, flickr, blockbuster on demand, yahoo, quizmasters, etc. I only use the you tube and weather widgets, the rest are rather lame and load very slowly. Blockbuster on demand won't work If you have a mac, and neither will the DLNA connectivity. I connect my laptop via HDMI for netflix and internet use.
742874
Android 4.2 can handle it and the ASUS specs for the ME102 list Miracast.Your tv will still have to have Miracast built-in. If not ASUS sells a "Miracast Dongle" receiver that plugs into an empty HDIM port on your tv.
1061150
Personally have not tried it with a MiraCast, but I have streamed via Wi-Fi which is the basis for MiraCast so It should work