The write up says window 7 pro. is that still available with this package? Also does it have vga capability for projectors? Thanks.
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Hi Eric, It does come with Windows 7 Pro. It does not come with VGA but the DVI port can be adapted to VGA.
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I have not been able to get my windows 8 tablet which is at 1366x768 to go from the HDMI signal to VGA input on a projector or monitor. I tried 3 different projectors and one monitor. I have had no success with it.
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There is no VGA connector on the back but there is an RCA connector, which most projectors can take as an input. There are also 2 RCA connectors for audio out.
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It depends on what version (Vista is up to 5.9 - Windows 7 is up to 7.9). I use 7 Prox64. I do not recall when I ran it. The only reason why I removed it was because it allows up to 2 monitors only. Either 2 DVI or 1 DVI and 1 HDMI. I liked it though but I have a 3 monitors configuration. I may be wrong but in windows 7 it was over 5 in the index (not bad). I also have 32GB Ram and 2 quad cores running at 2.5 (opteron) so I am not sure if that affects the results.
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Yes, via HDMI. There is no VGA port. They pretty much don't exist on laptops anymore. Just get a HDMI to VGA converter if your projector/monitor doesn't have HDMI. $9.99 from Amazon Prime.
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Has anyone tried something like this (click me)? I don't have this projector yet, considering purchasing, but I do own a scan converter of the type in the link, and have gotten better than satisfactory results hooking up VGA out of my Dell XPS1640 to RCA inputs on other projectors and on TVs.
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Thanks for the info. I have installed the app, but the driver included for the GL10 doesn't install on a Windows 7 machine. Do you have a different experience?
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I think so but I honestly don't know. I haven't used it for that and am not very tech savvy :) I would check by googling it. I LOVE the projector though!
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There are three options for dispay, because this projector can be install normally (on a table, infront of the screen), behind the screen or upside down (when you use that supports that hang from the celling). So you need to get in the menu and select the way your proyector is going to be use. I don't remember the exact option, but is not hard to find ir when you explore the options on the menu. Good luck!
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I believe that it does, although I am not actually using it past 1024 x 768. It is simply a passive analog amplifier that is rated at resolutions up to 2048 x 1536 @ 80Hz, so it should have adequate bandwidth for your WXGA signal. Regarding your additional query of "How do you get it to work with projectors?", could you be more specific?
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Im not familiar with that projector. These glasses are DLP-Link. Is the projector a DLP or LCD? If DLP, should be fine.
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You need an Intel virtualization enabled CPU if you want to run XPpro with Win7pro for older product compatibility.I personally have not found much need to do so. My daughter is running Win7 Home Premium 32bit and everything works except my older Leadtek WinXP Deluxe tv card. The card works with Vista drivers but a single setting is now grayed out. This is an important tuning setting for cable in my area. I'm checking into that issue after Christmas.
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1. Does this monitor have built-in speakers? No2. Is the colour/picture crisp and clear? Average, not top of the line. Thought I'm using VGA. May be better with improved graphics card.3. Are the buttons easy to push? Yes4. Is this compatible with any Windows 7 hp computer? Do not have an HP. I have a Dell Windows 7 and it runs just fine.
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yes it has the connection. The only thing that should be a concern is if you are going to connect a standard projector, it wont work. you will need an adapter because the connection is HDMI. The adapters are cheap. HDMI to VGA
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It has a mini VGA port on the unit itself. The projector comes with the required cord to connect it to your computer.
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Yes, it has a vga input. If you have a PC this will be perfect and it looks good. If you have a mac you will need an adapter and you will have to calibrate the color settings on your mac. This is takes a lot of trial and error and it is a pain. Basically, if you have a mac or a pc that does not have a vga output, I would spend the extra money and get a projector with a DVI or HDMI input. But if you have a vga output (which most non-tablet pc's do) you are g2g.
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I really like my screen. Easy to mount easy to build. That projector is nice. I decided on the epson 5030 because it is LCD and not DLP. If you have DLP you will get a rainbow effect on fast action shots. Id also recommend this mount. It is the best out there hands down. No fiddling with screws and tightening your monitor into place. Peerless PRGS-UNV Precision Gear Universal Projector Mount - Black