Luna Display now lets you use your iPad as a wireless second screen on Windows

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Astropad has announced Windows support for Luna Display 5. 0, allowing people to use their iPad as a secondary wireless display for a Windows PC. .

Earlier this year, Astropad launched Project Blue.
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