ScreenBeam

What ScreenBeam is

ScreenBeam provides wireless display receivers for app-free screen sharing and collaboration in meeting rooms and classrooms. Its 1100 Plus receiver supports native Miracast, AirPlay and Google Cast, with support up to 4K at 30 frames per second; resolution and quality depend on network conditions. BrowserCast lets users share a PC screen through Edge, Chrome, Safari or Firefox on supported devices, and requires internet access. ScreenBeam Conference supports bring-your-own-meeting with services such as Teams, Zoom and Webex when compatible in-room audio and video peripherals are available. CMS Enterprise is included with the 1100 Plus so administrators can monitor, manage and update receivers. CMS Enterprise can also be installed on premises and run on a local network without internet connectivity. For Miracast peer-to-peer connections, ScreenBeam specifies WPA2 wireless security and AES-128 session-data encryption. The 1100 Plus lists support for several authentication methods, including IEEE 802.1x, WPA-PSK, WPA2-PSK, PEAP-MSCHAPv2 and EAP-TLS. ScreenBeam lists a free plan alongside paid receiver hardware and an Administrative Tools license subscription.