Can I project what's on my laptop wirelessly?
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I'm not sure, I've never tried to do that. It has "Miracast Screen Sharing", whatever that is.
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We use this device for wireless image transfer through projection to screen.
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There are devices designed to do what you describe. They create a wireless video connection between your computer and the TV so whatever is displayed on your computer is displayed on the TV HOWEVER, this device does NOT do this. What you need is something like: Netgear PUSH2TV HD PTV2000 1080P Adapter for Wireless Display But be careful, there are compatibility issues to be carefully considered.
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try this website it should help http://iits.haverford.edu/documents/preparing-a-pc-laptop-for-connection-to-a-computer-projector/
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You can only project wireless using tablets and smart phones, not from the laptop.
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Yes you can scan wirelessly to your computer. I have a Macintosh and have been using all features wirelessly.
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I'm doing this exact same thing only with a printer. My only concern would be with lag over a wireless network for VoIP.
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This device is just a projector. If using a laptop your laptop should have speakers or use speakers that can be hooked up to your laptop.
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Sure it can the projecor is connected to your computer or tablet or jump drive it needs these input devices to project images or documents.
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The projector needs this wireless adapter. Your computer sees this adapter as a wireless network and you connect to the SSID generated by this adapter. it works really well.One complication of this approach is that your laptop probably can only connect to one SSID at a time. So, if you are trying to project your laptop and you want your laptop to be displaying something from the web at the same time, you're probably out of luck unless you also have a wired connection, which may or may not work (I've never tried this).
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I believe so. I was hoping it would be powered by the projector so we wouldn't need to plug it in separately. As that is the case, we haven't set it up yet and are using the wired connections already available to us. Eventually we want to go wireless so that folks with i-phone/pad/pod/etc can project to our screen.
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Unlikely, Most projects are only running tiny operating system and usually don't have usb drivers for anything other than usb storage. The projector itself would have to a driver for this adapter and have a setup screen for bluetooth. I do not know of any projector that can do that. I would suggest something like Chromecast, Matchstick, Roku stick, or Fire tv that plugs into a projector through HDMI and would stream over wifi.
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I have plugged the antennae directly into a computer, into a hub, a wi-fi access point. I can't say for sure, but I think you could do that.
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Yes. I had mine for the desktop. I have a router and was able to use my wireless printer.
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no. this would produce wireless for the desktop. You will need this for the laptop as well as a wireless router. You would also need a internet connection the location the router is installed
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Use another computer to download the wireless drivers (and the rest of the drivers while you're at it). Transfer them over with a flash drive, and install them.
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I have connected several Bluetooth speakers to my Brookstone projectors, but always with a simple cord from the output audio jack on projector to the audio-input jack on the speaker. i do not believe the projector can do this wireless. However, if you are running a PowerPoint presentation from your laptop, you should be able to wirelessly connect your laptop to the speaker instead, and avoid the cord.