Can I connect this projector to a network for wireless projecting from a laptop?
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No - with just the projector. However,t here are third party devices that can help you with this.
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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).
299880
It should work. This dongle makes you download a small app on your local computer (Mac and PC compatible) that allows you to connect to the projector. Make sure you have access to power supply around the projector for the dongle.
1281056
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 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.
685010
You would need a cable from your laptop to the projector. Could be HDMI, VGA, etc...
998262
No it doesn't. it take a usb dongle you can get them cheap from Best buy or any other electronics store (amazon). As far as I know that's all that's needed, the rest should be set up for it. I'm not sure if there are any sub groups of this projector that didn't come wireless ready but the one's I got were. (the cost should be around $50.00 and they should be plug and play
1265909
Not natively, you need an external device. I used a simple bridge from Belkin, works like a champ. Belkin Universal Wireless HDTV Adapter (Discontinued by Manufacturer)
377810
I don't know what your question means. If you're asking if church programs can be accessed via the projector, I'd have to say I don't know. It does have a wifi feature, but I don't believe it is intended to bring in programming. It makes it possible to connect wirelessly to other devices, i.e. laptops, that have wifi. I've never actually used the wifi feature, so I may not have the best answer for you on this.
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Not 100% sure what you're asking about, but this machine does not have a built-in projector. It does have built-in wireless, but no Bluetooth.To the extent I understand your question properly, you might need an external Bluetooth-capable projector and a Bluetooth transmitter that plugs into one of your USB ports.
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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. DLP Link works out of the box without any emitters. http://www.dlp.com/projector/dlp-innovations/dlp-link.aspx
685011
You need a VGA or an HDMI cable to use your laptop with the projector. But the battery of the projector is pretty good so for short presentation you can project it using just the battery.
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It will work if the laptop and the projector have the proper interfaces. To the best of my knowledge, the optical audio interface is typically not available on either of your devices - So, I think, the answer would be no.
685012
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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I don't see why not. If you can hook-up a projector of any kind it should be able to work with your equipment, as long as you have an available USB and VGA port available to coonect to, almost all machines do.
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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.