will this product display small print so I can use my tv as a monitor ?
1749471
This should not be a problem :) when we hooked ours up to the laptop and set monitor settings to "mirror image" our 32" TV screen now was like a large monitor.
1749472
all image that is in the laptop using a vga cable is going to project in the tv. Example I have a toshiba laptop and the model doesn't have a hdmi cable, with this I project the image from my laptop to my 3d smart television.
1749473
If you are using a computer will show all the data that the computer receives and the same with all other source inputs.
1749474
I would think so.. I use it with my desktop to a lcd tv to play WoT and surf the web. no problem
1434224
I suppose you might want to display only to your computer screen or tablet. This might be useful for someone who needs to view something but cannot be directly near the "something"
2239925
Possibility it depends on the weight of the monitor, but I think it should be fine since most LCD are not that heavy.
2178985
I'm also interested since my monitor will be above eyesight. I wouldn't want the resolution to look darker or wither.
1032337
it says in title of product, 10 inch screen. the screen is also HD. hence the HDMI output. does your HD tv screen look good? b/c its going to look the same..
1876067
i believe so... you should have a mini display port and, if you're going to a VGA monitor, it should be just fine.
693231
This is a display module, so it doesn't really detect anything. But if you want to display black and white, you can certainly do so. The display is accessed using SPI, so you can't just connect a TV or other video source, you have to actually program a microcontroller (like an Arduino) to do the display.
290800
Yes it will. You might have to tweek setting on your monitor to get it to work but it will work.
688126
Yes. It's ideal for any kind of small print. My Mom is 90% blind due to glaucoma and still manages to do a lot of reading by connecting this device to the TV or by plain scanning and reading directly from it. I strongly recommend it also because it is quite durable and can take a few drops etc which are bound to happen when older people handle objects. Hope this has been useful. Best regards, Col PK Vasudevan +91 7589134885
2086931
Don't use it as a monitor, use it as a TV. Very clear, but a little dark and I can't figure out how to lighten it up enough. Also, for my uses, it is too small -- my fault.
2066612
Sorry - I do not know - are you using a CRT or Plasma? I would think LED / LCD would be relatively fine at close proximity. - good luck!
1711686
It has a standard HDMI port on one side; if your TV has this then it will work. These kinds of things aren't brand specific. HDMI is universal as USB. Now if you're trying to connect something with a big port to the TV, then this may not work. The small port is for something that uses that head.
1493240
I doubt it. You must have a USB port to use it and it must load the display software.
207051
I don't see why not, but you might want to look for the actual home theater version of this. It has the appropriate labels (instead of printer, monitor, laptop etc.).
746802
It is if it has a DVI port. It should look like this (or very similar) on the back or bottom of your monitor: http://www.publicdomainpictures.net/pictures/20000/nahled/dvi-11299780447tnJ.jpg
468158
Yes. This is a 16 X 10 ratio rather than a 16 X 9. Standard TV's and most monitors are 1920 X 1080 pixels. This is 1920 X 1200 pixels.
490996
Yes but does not come with the vga cable. Also if your presentation will have small lettering or any decent quality pictures you will have trouble reading/ seeing as the resolution is quite low