Microsoft's got a wireless display fix in the works for Surface users.

[Jeffrey]

Sure, the Surface 2 supports Miracast, giving you the power to beam the contents of your screen wirelessly to some other, larger display. But not everyone has a compatible HDTV, which leaves us with that messy wired situation and that's no good for 2014. Ah, but there is a solution on the way and it's one Microsoft is hiding (in plain FCC sight) for the time being. That accessory, non-creatively dubbed the Surface Wireless Display Adapter, is none other than an HDMI dongle Microsoft's crafted to enable wireless mirroring for those of you with Surface 2's, or Pro 2's, and out of date HDTV sets. The filing doesn't reveal much about the adapter's design, but we do know that it supports dual-band WiFi 802.11 a/b/g/n and could possibly see the light of day sometime this August. Or at least, that's when the filing's short-term confidentiality agreement is up. Regardless, at some point this year, you'll have another surface on which to surface the contents of your Surface. You get the point.

Source: FCC

 

[CrippsCorner]

This'll be brilliant if they can sort the lag... it's one thing being able to watch video etc. but what I'm after is actual browsing usability. Lets hope!

 

[jnjroach]

Kayzee,

I purchased the Actiontec Screenbeam Pro and it is actually usable to use as a wireless dock... I would say the lag is roughly equivalent to a USB 2.0 Video Dock. I've been using it for the past couple of days.

 

[the_new_normal]

Link to article:
Microsoft's got a wireless display fix in the works for Surface users

 

[Nismode]

OR you can just purchase this and be on your way...

Amazon.com: NETGEAR Push2TV Wireless Display HDMI Adapter with Miracast (PTV3000) Certified for use with Kindle Fire HDX: Electronics