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InFocus LiteShow II

Monday September 29, 2008

InFocus | http://www.mwave.com.au

$364

Price at time of review.

We’ve reviewed projectors with built-in wireless features before, but this is the first standalone box we’ve come across.

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Once plugged into the mains, the LiteShow II turns any projector with a VGA input into a wireless-capable presentation tool.

Just point your laptop at the box’s peer-to-peer network connection, hook up, and you can download the required software directly from its embedded web page.

Clicking a button lets you display presentations, and even video at up to 15 frames per second, and the picture is solid and dependable. It’s the simplest wireless projection system we’ve used, and the straightforward embedded software makes it easy for anyone in the boardroom to set up.

At this price, there’s very little to criticise.

Written by Johnathan Bray

Tags: InFocus | LiteShow | II

This article appeared in the October, 2008 issue of PC Authority.

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