KLIK Tries to Stay Relevant with 2.0
The new KLIK 2.0 is an upgrade to the original KLIK wireless presenter sharing box (think: Barco ClickShare LITE). KLIK allows you to use your computer, tablet, or smartphone’s Wi-Fi to connect directly to KLIK Boks which connect to a display via HDMI output that’s native 1920×1080.
The included KLIK software enables you to manage multiple presentations, annotate live presentations, stream video, audio and slide shows and turn touch screen displays into a recordable whiteboard.
Version 2.0 allows you to connect via an IP Address (rather than Wi-Fi) to the KLIK Boks even when network discovery is switched off and now it adds support for Apple AirPlay video.
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