Does this projector support Windows 7 and above "Connect to a Network projector" for connecting via the LAN connection?
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Yes on both accounts. With the Benq software even the audio can be sent to then projector via the network
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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.
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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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No, you should not buy this adapter. This adapter is for connecting to Ethernet port. It depends on your projector but you should buy either VGA, HDMI or DVI adapter.
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Yes and no. I'll send you this thing for free because I never used it. Email me. Roadrunnerwes@gmail.com I bought a dell and it did not work. I tried sending it back it was just as much to send it back then I payed for it. Just make sure you have holes in the projector under it to make sure something can be screwed into as a brace.( Bolt holes)
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Sorry but no, this unit will only connect to the network via a wireless connection. The LAN ports on the unit are access ports for clients not network ports.
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Yes; I installed it under Windows 7 but I just checked the Epson Web and there are drivers for Windows 8 x86 and x64. ^.^
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No it is not. It requires Windows OS. Please consider Icon RTC1000 or Icon TotalPass instead.
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Yes you can connect to a projector if the projector has HDMI port. If not you have use a HDMI adaptor suitable for connecting to a projector device. This dell xps 12 laptop has one HDMI port.
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Hi Felicia! I think I had the same problem when I started for the first time the projector...I have windows 8 in my notebook..I needed to adjust the resolution at Control panel. Or maybe check the configurations at projetor menu. I hope you solve your problem, if not, let me know. =)
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This is a USB to HDMI adaptor and I have a windows 7 laptop. I am not sure if your laptop has an HDMI port. I bought this device for my projector and laptop use. It works fine for me.
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It has a mini VGA port on the unit itself. The projector comes with the required cord to connect it to your computer.
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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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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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You can but it has to be through a laptop or the receiver that you would connected to the projector with an HDMI cable. You cant just plug the drive into the projector itself.
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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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Yes, this has multiple ways that it can connect to a laptop. I typically use the VHS port, but you have other options, including USB, I believe. I will see if I can post a snapshot of the back of the projector, where all the ports are. We have been extremely pleased with this projector. It has powerful brightness, nice zoom, and (for display at awkward angles) horizontal and vertical keystone adjustment. The start-up time is decent, and the shutdown time is almost instantaneous.