Can a computer or ipad be plugged into this unit to make presentations?
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Answer to this is Yes & No. The reason for saying "Yes" is because as you already know this Projector does have an option to plug Computer display cable on back side of the projector however, I say "No" because the output or the quality of image when a Computer is connected to this projector for presentations was not clear et all (the slides, spreadsheets, documents & images were extremely small, no matter how big you try to zoom in/out the projector lenses) when compared to playing a DVD or a movie or connecting a S-Video cables is amazing. Bottom line, I didn't have a satisfactory experience when a Computer cable was connected to this Projector. I hope this info helps!! Jai-Hind Answer to this is Yes & No. The reason for saying "Yes" is because as you already know this Projector does have an option to plug Computer display cable on back side of the projector however, I say "No" because the output or the quality of image when a Computer is connected to this projector for presentations was not clear et all (the slides, spreadsheets, documents & images were extremely small, no matter how big you try to zoom in/out the projector lenses) when compared to playing a DVD or a movie or connecting a S-Video cables is amazing. Bottom line, I didn't have a... » Read More Answer to this is Yes & No. The reason for saying "Yes" is because as you already know this Projector does have an option to plug Computer display cable on back side of the projector however, I say "No" because the output or the quality of image when a Computer is connected to this projector for presentations was not clear et all (the slides, spreadsheets, documents & images were extremely small, no matter how big you try to zoom in/out the projector lenses) when compared to playing a DVD or a movie or connecting a S-Video cables is amazing. Bottom line, I didn't have a satisfactory experience when a Computer cable was connected to this Projector. I hope this info helps!! Jai-Hind « Show Less
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You can hook up a computer via a VGA Output the DB15F (VGA cable) or DVI Output DVI/RGB composite adapter. The unit I have has no USB or HDMI port, but their might be an adapter that could work for the Apple products.
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Answer to this is Yes & No. The reason for saying "Yes" is because as you already know this Projector does have an option to plug Computer display cable on back side of the projector however, I say "No" because the output or the quality of image when a Computer is connected to this projector for presentations was not clear et all (the slides, spreadsheets, documents & images were extremely small, no matter how big you try to zoom in/out the projector lenses) when compared to playing a DVD or a movie or connecting a S-Video cables is amazing. Bottom line, I didn't have a satisfactory experience when a Computer cable was connected to this Projector. I hope this info helps!! Jai-Hind
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You can plug in a PC, but I don't know about a MAC. It comes with a cable that connects the Monitor Out (VGA) to the unit.
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A computer can be used with the Optoma dv10, I don't know if it could be used with an ipad.
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Some possible uses I can think of... if you have your presentation on a memory stick you can plug in to the projector. you might be able to use it to plug in a "presentation clicker" not sure on this put possibilities.
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Sorry I just saw your question. But the answer is no. There is way to connect a printer to this unit. It's strictly for sound and typing.
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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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It won't work with PowerPoint, and probably not Keynote either. The remote is just a cut-down bluetooth keyboard with only the media keys. If the media keys on your keyboard do what you want, then the remote will do it too. Otherwise it won't.
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Yes you can. On the right side in the microphone there's a place for a little USB port to go in. Plug in a mini USB port into there and then at the end on the USB port you can just plug that in to your iPads charger brick and insert that into an outlet and it should charge and use the microphone at the same time
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No. It has a line output only that needs to feed an external amplifier. You can plug it into powered computer speakers and it will work fine.
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Hi Vishu, it cannot be plugged in to just any projector for video presentations because you need to run the software on the device where it will be plugged into and there is a system requirements for such action. Please check this link, http://www.belkin.com/us/support-article?articleNum=77880
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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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Yes if ipad is connected to computer with projector through a reflector type program. Use mine that way all the time.
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I use it with a PC I don't know I'd have to see you miss your aiir had a USB port but it might be possible providing Apple allows it
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Theoretically, yes. But I don't recommend trying. I found it to be almost completely unusable with my MacBook Pro 15". Definitely not nearly reliable enough for a presentation that matters.
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You can use it in the laptop port, is very versatile. No batteries required for use. Only if you need phantom power to a dynamic mic. It is small and turns your ipad into a portable studio.
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I don't know the problem that you are referring to but I use the presenter with my Ipad 2 with the new version of Keynote. I connect the iPad to both my Epson projector and overhead projectors without problem (thus far).
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I frequently use my projector with a Dell lap top running Google Chrome. If you can use some operating system on ipad, it probably will allow a second display. specify the output display as an output to a computer output connector that can connect to the projector. Then use the projector functions to accept computer input. Sorry I cannot guaranty that this will will work.
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I wouldn't see why you couldn't. It supports iPads and all USB devices that I am aware of.
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Not by itself. Think of it as a hdtv. You will need either a hardware solution such as a WiFi video streamer like a wicast. I used mine with chromecast and it works fine. Or a software solution like a remote app between your iPad and a computer.