Can I use this to connect my mini lED projector to the Laptop for a presentation?
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If your projector has HDMI cable in, then maybe. If you have a small black rectangle like slot, it's bigger than a USB port... Id look up your mini projector online to see what or if you can use an HDMI cable. This is about as helpful as I can be.
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Hello LizEllen you may have found a solution to your question by now. I do apologize for not answering sooner. Hopefully you have discovered by now that there are 3 types of HDMI connectors to consider. If you need clarity you can Google the web for HDMI connector types and select Images instead of Web to view the types. I hope this proves helpful for future endeavors. I just want to let you know that the Link Depot cable works flawlessly for extending my Toshiba Satellite C655 to a Samsung 65" LED LCD TV through a Yamaha RX-V375 receiver.
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Yes, as long as your projector has an HDMI port which is often a common port on mini led projectors. If the projector doesn't have an HDMI port, it should have a VGA port which would require a VGA cable. I hope this helps.
2053783
Yes. I use it on my laptop all the time. It makes presentations and gaming more portable.
1458549
There is an audio input and output on this projector. You can also run the sound directly out of your laptop via external speakers.
102232
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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Yes, no problem! You need an HDMI cable coming from the laptop to the adapter, a VGA cable from the adapter to thr projector, and you can try to plug your speakers either to the adapter - there's an audio jack in it - or to the laptop itself. Either way it should work.
2053786
Yes, the projector comes with a standard monitor port. So, depending of the type of laptop you may need an adapter.
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Not by itself, no, because your laptop (most likely) has a female VGA port, and this converter is female VGA to male HDMI; you would need either a male VGA to male HDMI converter or male-to-male VGA to connect between your laptop and the converter in question. I know that you can definitely down-convert, as I use this converter quite regularly to output an HDMI (high-def digital) signal from my laptop into an analog, low-def signal VGA input in a projector for presentations, but I'm not sure you can do the reverse, or if such cables exist. Best of luck...
632295
you need to download the projector's driver to your computer, so your laptop can recognize it, I just dont know where to find the driver, i want to know too.
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I can't imagine why not. I use mine to connect a laptop to a flatscreen, i.e., a VGA laptop => a HDMI flatscreen. HTH!
801327
no it can not.... bewcause the usb cord is to heavy and pulls the projector in weird position.... maybe if you build a cabinet to hold it stiif then yes it would work.... it truly is the worse purchase i have ever made....
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Can I use this from VGA out on our PC to our projector RCA input without making the screen size smaller.
1263669
I am so sorry. I cannot answer that question. The only comment that I can make is that you need to purchase the right cable to connect the laptop to the projector.
39432
You can, but you should be sure that the port on your laptop is a video OUT and not video IN. Check your manufacturer specs to be sure.
2153833
Yes but you need a USB to DC wire for that and make sure the DC connector fit the projector's socket or modify the cable for that. I have an extra DC cable from other old device and hence just solder it with a USB cable. It's working fine with my powerbank USB battery that support 5V 2A.
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We purchased this with a regular projector that hooks up to our laptop. We used regular computer speakers and it worked out great!
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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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Hi, I use these monitors for the coin operated video games I produce, you can plug a lead from your VGA connection (Blue Plug) on the back of your laptop to the VGA outlet at the back of the monitor.Freddy Bailey