MSolutions UniLink100 Adds 100W Laptop Charging to HDMI Rooms
The new connectivity device modernizes legacy AV infrastructure with 4K60 video support and driverless USB-C integration.
Updated on Oct. 29, 2026 in Consumer Electronics
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MSolutions has released the UniLink100 Series, a new connectivity device that bridges modern USB-C laptops with legacy HDMI-based AV systems. The hardware is now shipping as a plug-and-play solution designed to modernize meeting rooms and classrooms.
Why it matters
This device allows organizations to upgrade connectivity for staff and students without the expense of replacing existing HDMI infrastructure. By enabling USB-C to HDMI conversion in a fixed, under-table form factor, it facilitates modern interface standards in legacy-constrained environments.
The UniLink100 delivers 18Gbps of video bandwidth, supporting 4K60 4:4:4 resolution with HDCP 2.1 compliance. This represents a significant increase in power delivery, providing 100W for laptop charging compared to the 60W limit found in the MS-DPA Series.
The players
MSolutions
A developer of specialized professional AV connectivity hardware designed to support signal management in enterprise and educational environments.
The details
The device functions by utilizing USB-C DP Alt Mode—a standard that allows USB-C ports to transmit DisplayPort video signals—to convert input into an HDMI 2.0 output. The hardware features a metal enclosure designed for discrete installation behind displays or beneath conference tables. Because it follows a plug-and-play design, it requires no proprietary drivers or third-party software for operation.
Timeline
October 29, 2026: MSolutions introduced the UniLink100 Series.
The Tech Race
The UniLink100 marks a shift in professional AV equipment as vendors move to support the higher power requirements of current USB-C workstations. This release updates the previous MS-DPA Series, positioning the company to better compete in facilities still reliant on HDMI-based signal routing.
Users in meeting rooms and classrooms can now connect modern USB-C laptops to existing HDMI displays for 4K video output. The device requires no driver installation, simplifying the setup process for end-users who need reliable charging and video throughput without technical configuration.
The takeaway
The UniLink100 allows for high-bandwidth 4K video and rapid laptop charging within existing AV infrastructures. IT departments should monitor their legacy system inventory for compatibility with HDCP 2.1 to ensure full resolution support when deploying these units.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Systemscontractor.
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