Can I use this for a computer screen?
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I highly doubt it, but I will say this.....save your money, they don't work very well on the printed page. I threw mine away!
331563
It's not something you put over your screen, you can hold it up and look through it at your computer screen. There is a magnify setting on your computer, through Windows, I think. My mom uses it (she has cataracts). Google Windows Magnifier and you'll get some results you can pick from for your version of Windows.
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I would say No, I just took it out and placed it up againsted the screen, no change in the letter size. I moved it about 2 to 3 inches away from the screen and it did enlarge the lettering. But holding it there would not be worth it, unless you find a way to hang it there. You might even have a program on your computers operating system to enlarge the font size, so you can read it?! I hope this helps you out. KG
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I don't know. It did not work well as I tried to use it to read a full page in a book but I have Macular Degeneration and I have not been able to use a lot of things I thought would not work. I finally seen a Low Vision Specalist and bought what he told me and a therapist helped me learn to use it. Sorry I am not helpful
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As long as it has a "Glass" screen you can. However some of the newer LED,LCD monitors have soft screens that this will damage. The same with some TV's, check the manufacturers website for instructions.
301327
Not natively but any capacitive stylus would work as the screen is a normal 10-points capacitive display.There are a lot of available capacitive stylus on the market. Pick the one you like.
980005
Sorry but I do not know. Your instructions that came with your screen should advise whether you can or not, the specifications contained in your instructions should answer your question
1860953
yes. you need something to send the image to this screen with. this is the screen only.
207051
I don't see why not, but you might want to look for the actual home theater version of this. It has the appropriate labels (instead of printer, monitor, laptop etc.).
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I would not. I use it in as an additional screen to my main screen. It's great for text, but I wouldn't use it for video.
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No, this is a display port cable. If you have a DP port on your desktop, then yes you can, but if you only have HDMI then this will not help you. Cable is of poor quality anyways, build quality and technical, being that it goes from digital output to an analog input. It's a specialty thing that you only get if you are in a bind and HAVE to do it this way. Look for an HDMI to VGA cable.
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If you computer is DVI, then there is an inexpensive adapter for using with the HDMI. Yes, works well as monitor.
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It will absolutely act as a monitor for a computer. Just hook it up to the computer's hdmi port and it should detect it just fine.
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If just for output (to a projector or screen sharing to a monitor) I'd probably get an adapter similar to the following:
1671022
There are several ways to go about this with many variables involved (what are you trying to put on the screen, model/platform of your laptop, etc). I would recommending enlisting a local IT professional to assist you with this.
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Yes it is possible, I use it on a 46 inch lcd and a standard computer monitor
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No. This is designed to be used as a laptop stand on a computer table top. It is useful when you want to connect your laptop to an external monitor and use external mouse and keyboard. It keeps the laptop screen level with the external monitor so you can use dual screen.
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Yes--as long as your computer can accept an HDMI input. Most computers would have only an HDMI output.
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It can be used on a white wall, but a screen will greatly improve it. It can help out colors/brightness and also give it a perfectly flat surface to display.
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If it's the same part number, then yes, you should be able to. They would use the same screens. Many computer manufactures reuse parts in order to efficiently produce them.