Would this work with a laptop and Epson projector?
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Hello J. Marshall Pickard,Yes, if the projector has a USB port. Thanks,Mediabridge Customer Support
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Most projectors use VGA cables, I am using the cable to connect a MacBook Air to an Smart board. Read the manual carefully. Good luck.
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As long as the projector uses the square end of a USB cable. The flat end no doubt will find into the laptop but verify the projector end is the square end. Mine is not. My projector uses USB with the long rectangle end not the square. Just to verify before you buy.
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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.
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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.
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NOt directly from the projector, but from a laptop connected to the projector.
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Mine came with a cable having VGA (yellow, red & white) RCA plugs on both ends, for connecting a DVD, BD, DVR, etc. to this projector. If your laptop also has these type jacks (which is very unlikely), you could use the included cable otherwise you need to come up with an adaptor or buy a different type of cable like VGA/RCA to USB, USB to USB, serial cable or HDMI. My laptop has an HDMI port and this projector accepts HDMI so I opted to go with an HDMI cable. It's simple to hook up and you can get a six foot HDMI cable on Amazon.com for less than $6 with free shipping.
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This device is just a projector. If using a laptop your laptop should have speakers or use speakers that can be hooked up to your laptop.
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I believe that if ur projector has a dvi, its got to be universal and that the cable should work on it for sure .. its a normal dvi but a high speed cable ..
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Depends on which connections you have on your laptop. It looks like that projector only supports VGA, so you will need a VGA cable (Male-Male). If you do not have a VGA connection on your laptop, then you will need an adaptor to convert the signal from either HDMI or displayport to VGA.
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I have an asus t 100 and I used it to attach to an outdated Epson projector. But the product shorted and had to get a replacement from the company.
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If the projector has a VGA or DVI input it should work. Works with an HDMI cable but for this you'll need an adapter DVI/HDMI or VGA/HDMI.One thing with this box, the input source and output must be the same VGA to VGA / DVI to DVI. On the output I have both VGA and DVI cables running to the monitor which is set to auto switch works fine.
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it has a vga port for pc connection. If your laptop has an hdmi port, you can also use it for pc connection. But this projector is not recommended for use in a large conference/church/class room with bright lights on or during the day time. It is not bright enough for business presentation. It is great for the home theater and games at your home though.
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No. You will need to hook up a laptop to the projector and plug the flash drive into your laptop and view it that way.
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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.
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There should be compatibility information on line - Epson website?, but if it is a standard laptop with a windows operating system and has a USB port, you should be able to.
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I haven't actually tried it but there is a USB port on the back and the directions say " if you connect your digital camera..." so I would say yes. You can go online and read the instruction manual or call Epson and ask them to be sure. I love the projector and usually download my pictures onto my Mac and then project them.
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It could depending on what connections your projector has. The output on this is just the normal rca (red, white and yellow)
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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.