Silicon Motion introduces graphics display chips that provide plug-and-play solutions for docking docks

     Silicon Motion announced the launch of the SM768 graphics display chip powered by InstantView technology, an innovative patent that allows docking dock users to eliminate the need to download drivers and easily beam the screen mirror of a laptop or Android phone onto a TV or monitor.

     Docking products use the SM768 graphics display chip equipped with InstantView technology, users do not need to download additional drivers, eliminating the enterprise IT department due to program download or software compatibility problems. In addition, InstantView can improve home and office productivity, and the dual-screen display feature makes multi-person video conferencing more direct and efficient.

     "InstantView offers a major breakthrough in connecting mobile devices to display screens." "InstantView allows users on laptops or Android smartphones to enjoy the convenience of plug and play without the hassle of downloading and installing drivers in meeting rooms, classrooms or other applications where they need to put their mobile device on a large screen," said Robert Fan, general manager of Huirong Technology USA.

     InstantView is fast, powerful and easy to use. It can connect to any USB laptop (USB-C/A) or Android phone with USB-C/micro/mini. When the device is connected to the dock, the application pops up an action window, and the user can perform (or stop) the screen mirroring function by clicking a button. This application can be executed in the normal or guest user state without administrative rights, and also supports the drivers and extended display modes required by the normal extension dock.

     "IT administrators often face compatibility issues with screen projection Settings, and our new driver-free docking station solves these issues completely." "InstantView allows users to instantly and securely connect to large screens without requiring IT personnel to install drivers, allowing them to focus on their strategic work," said Tenny Sin, vice president of Business and marketing at Accell.