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Microsoft Launches Lumia HD-10 Screen Sharing Accessory for 5,999 INR

Microsoft Launches Lumia HD-10 Screen Sharing Accessory for 5,999 INR

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  • Today, Microsoft is in the headlines as the firm announced the launch of three new smartphones including the Lumia 730, Lumia 830 and Lumia 930 in India.
  • There is a removable NFC disc that can identify the user’s smartphone to the Lumia HD-10 and mirror the contents on its display via Miracast technology.
  • Interestingly, this screen sharing device, Lumia HD-10 can be connected even to a large screen television using a HDMI cable and it is powered by a micro USB.

Today, Microsoft is in the headlines as the firm announced the launch of three new smartphones including the Lumia 730, Lumia 830 and Lumia 930 in India. In addition to these smartphones, the software giant has also come up with a new screen sharing accessory called Lumia HD-10 that carries a price tag of Rs 5,999.

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The Lumia HD-10 lets users to tap their smartphone on it and readily share their screen to any other device. The content that can be shared using this accessory ranges from games, videos, photos, movies, music and more. The device measures 80 mm in diameter and 21 mm in thickness and also weighs in at 115 grams.

Interestingly, this screen sharing device, Lumia HD-10 can be connected even to a large screen television using a HDMI cable and it is powered by a micro USB. There is a removable NFC disc that can identify the user’s smartphone to the Lumia HD-10 and mirror the contents on its display via Miracast technology. However, the accessory is compatible only with the Lumia smartphones and it is available in two color options including Black and White.

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