How a power point presentation form a pendrive conected to a laptop will look like?
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I purchased this and still cannot get it to work. It does not show up clear even at close range. The menu won't change even with the remote. I do not advise purchasing.
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Hello. It works like a mouse. You could left-click in PowerPoint to change slides, just like a mouse. Other than that, it really is not a presenter like the Logitech device.
1343916
Yes, I use the projector with my powerpoint presentations that are on my computer.
1828549
Yes it most definitely can be used for power point presentations. That's why I got one. Works great.
640673
I use this device with my laptop which has Powerpoint on it for generating my presentations. The whole idea is to use the device to advance the slides.
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You will need a piece of software like pinnacle studio, and probably a composite to USB converter (I recall having issues with drivers in Windows 7).
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I use it concted to my notebook (windows system), also with pendrievs a phones (Android I presume). hope this helps.
2006324
File types supported are JPEG, JPG, BMP, PNG, GIF and TIFF if run solely off a flash drive. PPT/PPTX files are Powerpoint displays and require the Powerpoint processing to recognize and run the visual. If you convert your PPT/PPTX files to an image file as listed above, you can then view the images, however there is no interaction except for slide-show ability and you could lose formatting or data. Best for PPT/PPTX is to run from a laptop or tablet that has Powerpoint installed and operating.
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The display plugs in via VGA port, so it will display what's on your windows 8 computer. The driver however is made for the previous operating system. I personally do not own a windows 8 computer with a VGA port. So I can't confirm the driver would work.In short, it will show what's on your computer just like any screen. But the pen function may, or may not work.
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No, not unless you share your screen/presentation with something like a Chromecast or Apple TV. The projector allows you to plug in a USB Flash Drive, a micro SD card, or use the built in 2GB flash storage to transfer your presentation to the projector and then the projector will render and control the presentation by itself. You can plug the projector into your laptop via HDMI or VGA, but in order to "beam" over the presentation from a laptop you would need a receiver of some type.
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No, it definitely won't be *exactly* as if it was plugged in. When plugged in, Windows is going to view it as a drive, assign it a drive letter, and allow you to copy files to it via copy/paste, drag/drop, etc. I haven't confirmed it, but I can all but guarantee it won't work that way when accessing it via WiFi from your PC. In fact, my guess is, you can view content, but not alter it via WiFi. again, I haven't tried, but that would be my guess. If I get a chance, I'll try and let you know.
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Once connected the pen works as a mouse so it works with any other programs that you use it for as well as for specific drawing programs. We haven't used it on Powerpoint but I don't see why it would not work. I believe it will. Good Luck.
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Sorry don't use it that way. I use it with my laptop for powerpoint lectures.
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Hi, I posted a video on youtube showing my powerpoint. Also did other reviews on MSI wind such as bluetooth and other accessories. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HG0iXJnX4JE
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Sorry. I am not a good resource for questions on this item. The power light came on and it seemed to be working and when I plugged it into my computer to initially charge it my computer recognized it as a video device but from that point on the pen would net turn back on or function.
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Genius uses a USB node. I have used it up to 8 feet away from my computer. Would be great for presentations. It takes some practice to get used to the different mouse functions, but once you get used to the scrolling/air function you'll be ok.
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It's the kind that plugs into a computer and what you draw shows up on the screen. :)