Can this be purchased as a wireless projector?
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Mine is plugged in to an outlet. I don't know if it can be wireless. I use it in a classroom suspended from a ceiling. It is great. I can project without darkening the room.
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I am not sure. I would contact Infocus directly for your inquiry. Good luck!
1882378
no.... it requires a wire from your computer. you could use a USB thumbdrive for no wires.
639477
It doesn't have wireless functionality. You can buy a USB wireless adapter, however.
1349826
You'd need to have a cable box to convert the cable into a usable signal. The cable box will probably have an HDMI jack that would be the best way to connect to the projector.
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No, I tried buying a wireless LAN adapter first but it didn't work for me so I had to buy Panasonic's. The packaging on my home theater was deceptive & their customer service was completely incompetent - they lost a customer. I hope you have better luck...
1563278
No, it most likely does not have the drivers for a projector. It is used for USB flash drives and gaming controllers mostly.
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Hi, This is intended for Optoma projectors to have your wireless presentation applications on smart phones and tablets including Apple iPad and iPhone projected by the unit.Thanks, PCrush
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No. To display stuff on a TV I'd buy a $30 Google Chrome cast and do it wirelessly. Can also rent or buy films as a bonus.
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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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Yes it can! Works fine on my setup, going to both a projector and a flat screen.
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It is not wireless. Don't know which models are. However, they guys at Car Toys recommended wired models as there is a lesser chance of interference and thus bad picture quality
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Yes you can. I just had to get the right cables and it works just fine! It's a great pocket projector.
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No, just one for the projector. This can be joined to your existing WiFi network, but is able to establish its own WiFi network without the need of any other equipment (except for WiFi capabilities in your presenting equipment, of course)
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If your projector supports a standard HDMI input, yes. It should not be a problem. You may have to adjust your resolution on your device depending on the capabilities of your projector.
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Yes but you will need a device to stream it with. I use a WD player that you can connect a hard drive to, and the player has a HDMI output that you can connect to the projector... Hope that helps
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Yes, but you will need an HDMI cable, which is not included with the projector.Here is an article with step instructions:http://www.ehow.com/how_12023662_hook-up-projector-att-uverse.html
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I really don't know abt the wireless system. It would be my guess that it would be loud enough to project through the wireless. I think it is worth a try.
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Sure, I don't see why not. any HDMI port will send out video/audio signal and the projector receives it.