The FL2000 USB 3.0 Audio-Video Class display controller， has been designed to make it easy for ultrabook， notebook， tablet and smartphone owners to add an additional screen to their systems. Supported OS： Windows 7/8/8.1/10 （32/64）。

　　Without the need to install or invest in dedicated video or audio connections.

　　Mobile High-def Link （MHL） has finally met its match as Fresco Logic formally announced its first USB display silicon， the FL2000. The chip， currently demoed at Computex 2012 Taipei， is also the industry‘s first USB Audio/Video-class device controller which the USB promoter group （a.k.a. USB-IF） hopes to competes with the connection-agnostic MHL. Fresco Logic’s FL2000 arrives just 6 months after the the USB AV specs was adopted. This probably suggests that MHL is already securing a foothold in the smartphone market with Samsung and HTC Android handsets.