could this be connected to a projector for presentation. when it be launched in the uk
1879069
Yes it can but you'll need a cable to convert it to whatever the projector is using (VGA, HDMI, etc...)
1879070
First of all, there is no HDMI-out port on the Note 10.1 (2014). However... 1) It supports MHL via the microUSB port. From my experience with MHL-adapters, you need to remain HDCP-compliant, so an HDMI-to-DVI cable won't work. You need to do HDMI-to-HDMI and your projector needs to be HDCP-compliant, which it probably is if it has an HDMI input. This is all based on my previous experiences though, so don't take it as fact. 2) Miracast. There are plenty of devices like the Roku and various TV's that support Miracast. I see people reporting that their new Note 10.1 connects to their miracast device, (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2501078) though apparently performance is worse than Nexus 7 (2013) miracast, probably due to down-scaling to 1080p 3) Screen-mirroring with Samsung AllShare. Is your projector Samsung screen-mirroring capable? I'm guessing not, but I think all the Samsung SmartTV's work well with this feature (easily finds AllShare devices on your LAN).
1808871
Don't think so. You'd have to use something like an Android stick to run the slide show. That does work very well.
1516252
I can't say for sure, but I would think that any projector could be used to display on this screen. It is rectangular in shape- might be the only problem if your projector displays in square format.
2176804
Yes it will. I use it to show powerpoint presentations at off-site locations for work.
1374741
Currently have it running through the USB port on projector. It does come with a plug adapter if USB is not an option.
1533940
honestly I do not know for sure. i attempted it with a projector connection. but I would suggest moving on from this product. not worth the time, money or frustration.
1477482
If you can run an HDMI cable into your projector, then yes. It should work.
1202762
once you have the basic connect as input video ( yellow cable) and audio ( red and white) for audio on the projector that should work fine for you , unless the projector need some unique setting/features
2111802
Probably not. Change are you would need VGA. Assuming so, this would work: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004HIM3ZQ/ref=wms_ohs_product?ie=UTF8&psc=1 for the pocket projector.
862961
It looks like it. The connection in the projector is quite unique. But it looksome it will work
299869
This has RCA outputs ( yellow video, white and red left/right audio) so if your projector has these inputs (or at least the yellow video in) then it will work.
207912
I have the same projector and it works just fine with a source from either a media player, computer, android tablet or bluray player. It can also switch 2D to 3D. Its an efficient compact converter. You can also power it directly from the usb port in the projector. The connector is not supplied. I used one fromthose old power pack connectors.
1579575
To use the projector, you can project a Powerpoint or other presentation that has been saved to a thumb drive and no computer is needed. If you prefer to hook up a Mac to the projector, you will need an adapter. If you are going to hook up multiple computers to use this projector, I cannot help. Also, if you have wireless available, you can have links active to websites within your presentation.
1705182
Yes. You can connect it to a laptop or a camera. You can also just upload your file on the video projector, then disconnect the laptop and do the presentations independently
274296
No. You get what you pay for. Look into the Aser H5360 - this is the best projector for the money and can be used for many purposes. I've used it for presentations, and watched 3D movies at home on it (3D requires Optima 3DXL converter.)
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I am fairly sure the device has to be plugged into a PC/MAC USB port to render the video. I don't think it works by just plugging into a projectors USB port as the projector doesn't have a CPU/GPU to render graphics, hence, how this DL-195 chipset works.
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Yes. Ive never owned this model (with the projector) but, yes you should be able to - it should project onto just about anything (Id imagine any solid surface just about that is). Its not a gimmick.