Top 5 Tips To Connect A Laptop To A Digital Projector
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    • Top 5 tips to Connect a Laptop to a Digital Projector
    Laptop computers are a handy addition for anyone that needs portability and ease of use. Sometimes it is necessary to give a presentation or deliver a sales report to a roomful of viewers. This is where a digital projector comes into play. These devices allow the laptop to plug in and convert the monitor's images to a projectable screen image.


    Multimedia Projector and Media Player with Remote

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    Manufacturer Specifications

      Primary Function: Mini portable multimedia projector and media player with remote control and external antenna
      Display Technology: LCoS (Liquid Crystal on Silicon)
      Screen Resolution: 640 x 480 pixels
      Contrast ratio: 80:1
      Projection distance: 21 to 180cm
      Projection image size (diagonal): 6to50 inches
      Projection Brightness: 15 lumens
      Built-in Speaker: Yes (0.5W)
      Built-in Flash Memory: 4GB
      External Memory: Supports up to 8GB micro SD/TF card (Not included)
      Lens Adjustment: Manual Focus
      Bulb Life: 20,000 hours (Average)
      Battery Life: 1.5 - 2 hours, depending on use

     

    Pico Pro - Mini Projector For Laptops (VGA,SD,A/V,800x600)

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    Manufacturer Specifications

      Primary Function: Mini projector with VGA, SD and A/V inputs
      Display Technology: LCoS (Liquid Crystal on Silicon)
      Native Resolution: SVGA 800 x 600 pixels
      Contrast Ratio: 1000:1
      Aspect Ratio: 4:3
      Viewing Angle: 33.4 degrees
      Projection image size (diagonal): 7 to 80 inches
      Projection Brightness: 30 ANSI lumens, 40-45 peak lumens
      Built-in Speaker: Yes (1W)
      Built-in Flash Memory: 2GB
      External Memory: Supports memory expansion with micro SD/TF card slot

     

    1. Determine what ports exist on the laptop computer for cable connection. A typical laptop will utilize the VGA, S-Video and audio connections. The ports for these connections are at the rear or side of the laptop chassis.

    2. Look at the projector's connection ports for the same connections. They are either color coded to match common connections, or the plug will only fit one way into the correct port. Connect the audio jack to the line out on the laptop and into the audio in jack on the projector.

    3. Connect the laptop's power cord and plug into the AC wall socket to provide power during the use of the projector. This step saves battery power.

    4. Open the utility that operates the presentation and ensure the connections are correct and complete. Use the Display settings in a Windows operating system to toggle between the laptop's monitor and second video monitor.

    5. Check the presentation on the laptop's screen to ensure the program is running properly. Activate the presentation and the projector will display the presentation on the wall or screen.

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