Hi
Or you could look at using something like an Apple TV connected to a wall
mounted flat screen monitor to stream via wifi (which may be better suited to
fast data rates than bluetooth). Roku or Chromecast might be cheaper
alternatives to the Apple TV, but I know almost nothing about them.
Wireless presentations from iPad to Apple TV work pretty well, and I'm sure
there must be more economical solutions out there.
On 30 Oct 2013, at 17:20, mesters wrote:
Alternatively, several projectors can do that which could be an alternative?
Monitors have a too high resolution and that could be a problem.
- J .-
Am 29.10.13 18:05, schrieb Brett, Thomas:
Hi all:
I was wondering if anyone had economical suggestions on a bluetooth LED or
LCD monitor. I would like to have a wall mounted monitor that one could
easily connect laptops and imacs to for structure display, doing tutorials
on building into maps, etc.
thanks
-tom
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