Will this card wirelessly send pictures to a Samsung tv with wireless internet?
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I don't know the range. I can't find the material that came with the card now. But if you go to the Eyefi website they can match your camera to the card that best fits what you want to do and tell you more info. Sorry I couldn't help. I wish I could find my documents.
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I don't know. The card works as a wifi hot spot. If your tv can connect to it then I would say yes.
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Yes, just be sure to install the drivers and software from their website. If you can't access the internet once you install the card in order to get the drivers, download the drivers onto a USB flash drive (using a computer or wireless card that works) and install them that way.
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If app has an option to send image to TV, I am pretty sure it will works. However fast graphic motion ends crashing.
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It has a VGA connector and wireless If your tv supports VGA then yes. If you has windows op sys with media share and your tv supports it then yes
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I am not sure, I tested this wireless camera using my laptop samsung through "DHXB-81" wireless card. I don't know the specification of this card.
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I'm going to have to go with a safe answer and say no. I'm not 100% sure that I am correct on this, but I don't think it will work. You will probably have to use Samsung's own adapter that they have. It is called a LinkStick. Most usb wireless adapters are going to require a driver to make it work, and you don't have a way to do that with your tv. I would do a search for Linkstick in the Amazon search and look at the ones that come up. If you look at the reviews for them there have been a lot of people posting what models each one seems to work with.
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I'm using mine on a PC, and although the product description now says "SamSung WIS12ABGNX" (I don't recall if it did when I bought it), there may be more to using it on a TV mere hardware compatibility. There can be driver issues.A quick google finds this site talking about using non-samsung adapters on samsung tvs. http://wiki.samygo.tv/index.php5/Using_NoN-Samsung_USB_WiFi_dongles_with_TVSo it's probably a crap shoot on whether its plug-and-play.Do you feel lucky?
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I read the 2010 line of Samsung TV's (the "C" series) will allow more Ethernet and wireless capabilities: Connected TV and Samsung Apps With built-in Ethernet connection and wireless ready capabilities, the 2010 LCD TV lineup is ready to meet the growing consumer demand for "content without borders." The upgraded Internet@TV feature now includes Samsung Apps, providing consumers with an expanded, easy to navigate selection of content and applications from leading services like Accedo Broadband, AccuWeather.com, The Associated Press, Blockbuster, Fashion TV, Netflix, Picasa, Pandora, Rovi, Travel Channel, Twitter, USA TODAY, and Vudu. Applications can be downloaded and viewed all while watching TV. All of the premium LCD TVs 650 Series and above, will include the upgraded Internet@TV with Samsung Apps. Also included is DLNA compatibility for wireless connectivity and multimedia sharing across devices, allowing consumers to wirelessly transfer photos, movies and music from PCs, mobile phones and digital cameras to their TV for big screen enjoyment with friends and family. http://www.samsung.com/us/news/newsRead.do?news_seq=16475&gltype=localnews
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If your samsung hd tv has a 3.5 mm audio out jack you connect with the 3.5 mm cable supplied to your wireless sender/receiver. You can also use the USB cable if your samsung has a USB jack connection. Both will work. Regards FMK
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Theoretically, yes. However, my experience is that the wireless keyboard experience with Samsung TVs leaves much to be desired. My advice would be don't invest in a wireless keyboard. It will just frustrate you.
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It did not work for my S4 but it worked great for my Note3. You will need it if you do not own a Samsung TV. But if you do, then it can be done wireless. And you would not need this product
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Yes. It should work with a supported Samsung TV or any TV with the Samsung AllCast dongle. It also supports HDMI output with an optional MHL (microUSB-HDMI) cable. It does not support the NFC "bump-share" feature that many other Samsung devices have.
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I looked through the owners manual and I don't believe this TV has wireless capabilities, which you would need to have Netfilx on it. You might need to look at getting some type of add on device or a wireless capable DVD player. That's how I got Netflix on my TV.
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I don't know I do have a Samsung but it's not smart. However is plugs into the HMDI port of the tv and your set top box plugs into it. I found out that it works much better with Netflix if you have it hardwired to your home network (as opposed to wireless).
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The Samsung web site does not mention WiFi compatibility. If it were WiFi capable, Samsung would tout this as another sales point.
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The intel website is real good for answering what wireless cards will work. depends on your version of windows you are running.http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/wireless-products/wireless-product-selection-guide.html
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You need to have a wireless access point on your network and have it configured correctly. The actual internet service you have doesn't have anything to do with the connectivity of this television. Check the TV's wifi specs and purchase a wireless access point (sometimes referred to as a router with a wireless radio) that is capable of transmitting a signal that is compatible with the TV's wireless card. If you are unsure how to do any of this, I'd recommend hiring someone to set it up for you.