Is it good for a power point presentation for a birthday party
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Hey TJL, it is. It's not the biggest screen out there, but it is perfect for small conference rooms (less than 40 people), and should do well for a birthday party. I bought it to do small-scale housing market presentations and its served me well. Not too heavy to tote around, and relatively easy to set up.
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This is good for birthdays. The screen is only 4'x4' so the crowd has to sit no farther away than 15 ft to get a good view.
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Yes it will, although I usually only use it for microsoft powerpoint presentations
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Hey Pokey,Yes, you need a computer, on which you load the pretty simple IPEVO software and you run it thru any kind of standard LCD projector that you might use for your powerpoints or other images. Many schools have placed these in classrooms so teachers can project materials, and most of us have laptops -- so in that situation, this little device is an amazing value. It replaces that overhead because you can project anything without making them in to slides. Its just a little video camera is all.
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How can I use this for presenting a power point presentation if I can´t connect it to my computer?
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I believe you are talking about the old picture slides, and the answer is no. It is used with a computer and programs such as powerpoint. It can also project whatever you are viewing on your computer. However, it is not able to do individual slides.
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Yes it will. I use it to show powerpoint presentations at off-site locations for work.
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Not very well. The picture is very grainy and words/ PowerPoint presentations are difficult to read. If you can spend a little more try to get an hp model.
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Projection is decent, although we have to hook up our own sound. Works fine with a Bluetooth speaker connected to the laptop. We use ours for movies for our block parties, so it's fine for that. For important business meetings, I would suggest something sharper and with sound.
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You could do some of the prep work before hand and let the party consist of rubberbanding a design and coloring. Have some small plastic bags on hand for the party to take their shirts home to finish. It is fun and unique. a couple of fun hours designing and coloring. Don't forget it is very messy so best to do outside if possible.
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It does support whatever you computer screen shows. I use it for powerpoint presentations all of the time
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Useing it for presentations that I give about the Mission Trip I took Nov. 2014
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I've only used it twice that way and had no problem. It was saved as a power point slide show. I don't know about one not saved to go straight to slide show. I've used several through the computer and had no problem.
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Yes. Works well. I use it for lectures with powerpoint (forward/backward) and the green laser. Keep an extra set of batteries in your briefcase. They last pretty long, depends on how much you use the laser it seems, and whether you turn it off when you are done.
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I created a layered powerpoint slideshow with the answers underneath delete-able (lol @ non-word) cover-up objects. It looks exactly like the game board. The year before I did the same thing and, with another computer, added the theme music and sound effects.
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Oh for sure. I'm in my 40's and I loved it! It brings back the days when you were in school with a projector. Kids loved it! They still play with it and it's been a year now. I guess it just depends if you child enjoys to draw and color. I would say yes!
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You would have to buy Office for Mac to use Powerpoint. You can buy a student version of the software for around $100 which will include Word and Excel.
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honestly, that is where this pointer comes up a little short. It's functionality for things other than slide advance and pointing is sketchy. the intention is there, but depending on how often you are going to use it you might be disappointed. I use it for irregular presentations, but my partner upgraded because he presents elaborate powerpoints for a living.