NETGEAR Push2TV Wireless Display HDMI Adapter with Miracast (PTV3000) Certified for use with Kindle Fire HDX

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	New		3rd Party New		3rd Party Used
Last Seen	~~$79.99~~	Latest	$36.11	Latest	$28.77
Highest	$79.99 Jun 12, '15	Highest	$119.99 Jul 30, '15	Highest	$60.57 Aug 4, '15
Lowest	$39.99 Mar 16, '15	Lowest	$34.99 Apr 5, '16	Lowest	$19.99 Mar 5, '15
Average	$57.48	Average	$53.37	Average	$35.17
Added	May 8, 2013	Added	May 8, 2013	Added	May 8, 2013

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021113068053

View Larger Mirror the Screen of Your Kindle Fire HDX, Laptop, Tablet, or Smartphone on Your TV NETGEAR Push2TV Wireless Display Adapter enables you to mirror whatever is displayed on your Kindle Fire HDX, Intel WiDi, or Miracast-supported smartphone, tablet, or laptop screen on your HDTV, wirelessly. NETGEAR Difference View Larger Why Push2TV? See more. Do more. Push2TV Features View Larger Certified for Kindle Fire HDX Your Push2TV now supports Kindle Fire HDX. Enjoy Amazon Instant Video or anything that is displayed on your Kindle tablet on your big screen TV. View Larger Flexible Power Options Push2TV can be powered using a USB port on your TV. If the TV does not have a USB port, Push2TV also comes with a standard power adapter that plugs into an electrical outlet. View Larger Small in size, Big in Performance Smaller than a standard pencil, the Push2TV adapter allows for simple placement and makes it easy to carry around when travelling. Supports Intel WiDi and Wi-Fi CERTIFIED Miracast Push2TV supports Intel WiDi and is Miracast certified, so you can wirelessly display more of your devices on TV in up to 1080p HD. Package Contents

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User manual available at http://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/GDC/PTV3000/PTV3000_UM_23Apr2013.pdf

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Discussions on Reddit mentioning this product:

Subreddit	Title	Date
/r/Surface	Remote Desktop... I'm having a brain fart.	Aug 28, 2015
/r/hometheatre	It only seems simple. I want to connect my PC to stream wireless to my TV.	Apr 2, 2015
/r/Surface	Can I wirelessly mirror my screen from SP3 to Xbox One? (Windows 8.1 or Windows 10)	Mar 29, 2015
/r/buildapc	Wireless HDMI Computer to PC as 3rd Monitor	Jan 13, 2015
/r/Surface	Projecting Surface Pro 2 with non-HDMI school projector???	Nov 15, 2014
/r/nexus6	Nexus 6 Doesn't support HDMI out	Nov 13, 2014
/r/technology	Microsoft Display Adapter coming in October will let you mirror your device monitor on a TV screen without wifi	Sep 23, 2014
/r/xboxone	Wireless display adapter... possible use with Xbox TV.	Sep 23, 2014
/r/windowsphone	It's not Chromecast.. but it'll do	Sep 15, 2014
/r/intj	Dual screens?	Jul 31, 2014
/r/Android	Will this work with Nexus 5? Just product spec wise. Thanks!	Apr 18, 2014

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