Excerpt: HTC's Media Link HD is a great idea. Now HTC just needs to make it work. Today's smartphones are powerful video players, but it's usually too difficult to get that video...
Summary: The Media Link HD is a respectable performer with seamless dual-screen functionality, but not everyone will love the proprietary technology it uses.
Pros: Split-screen feature offers multitasking, Smooth performance, Fast and easy to set up
Cons: Proprietary, only works with new HTC devices, Pricey for a separate accessory, Heavy WiFi interference may cause latency
Excerpt: Apple's AirPlay might be getting all the attention lately but it's hardly the first solution for wirelessly streaming media to the television. Far from it.
Pros: Incredibly small and portable, Works well with HTC's DLNA handsets, Streams like magic with compatible media
Cons: Weak codec support, Inconsisent performance with other DLNA devices, Too expensive
Conclusion: We suspect that many of you would be pleased to wirelessly stream the photos and home videos captured by your new HTC smartphone to the living room television.
Pros: Incredibly small and portable, Works well with HTC's DLNA handsets, Streams like magic with compatible media
Cons: Weak codec support, Inconsisent performance with other DLNA devices, Too expensive
Excerpt: The HTC Media link is designed to act as a bridge between your phone and your HDTV, allowing you to stream music and video from your teeny handset to your whopping
Summary: The HTC Media Link makes it easy-peasy to beam your HTC phone's media to your telly over its Wi-Fi hotspot, but it's got nothing on a proper media streamer if you want to
Pros: Works seamlessly with HTC phones, Cheaper than most video streamers
Cons: Doesn't support some common video formats, Slow to transfer files, Fewer features than most video streamers
Excerpt: The HTC Media Link is a tiny box with two small outputs. What it does is fairly magical and quite cool. Plugging it together is simple enough.