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 Rating: Review Date: 10/13/09 |
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Product Specifications| Model | |
| Brand | addlogix |
| Model | EV2100 |
| Type | Projector Wireless Devices |
| Spec | |
| Specifications | Network:• 10/100M Fast Ethernet• Wireless 802.11 b/gPower Supply:• 5V DC jack• To be used with 5V/2A universal switching DC power adapter• 2A capability for 5V & 5VGND pin• Over voltage and over current protectionDisplay Resolutions:• Up to 1024 x 768 XGA graphics resolution• Up to 640 x 480 VGA/SD video resolution• Up to 30 fps frame rate• Up to 24bit color depth• Up to 75Hz frequencyDVII Interface:• Connect to projectors and video displays with DVI support• Visual signal out (Digital + Analog)• RS232 (reserved)• Hot plug detection (reserved)• 5V DCin (2A supported)STANDARDS10/100 Fast Ethernet compliant with the following standards:• IEEE 802.3 compliance• IEEE 802.3u compliance• Support fullDuplex operations• IEEE 802.3x Flow control support for fullDuplex modeWireless communication compliant with the following standards:• IEEE 802.11b 2.4GHz, 11Mbps• IEEE 802.11g 2.4GHz, 54 Mbps |
| Features | |
| Features | • Send computer video wirelessly to TV, monitors, projectors, or other video displays• Connects to the VGA or DVI port of a display • Plug-and-play installation with driver installed from CD• Compatible with Intel-based Macs (requires installation of Apple Boot Camp and Windows XP) |
I purchased this unit to allow me to move about with a tablet PC in a 300-seat university math class. The AddLogix box is connected by VGA cable to the projector, and then connects wirelessly to the computer in my hands. For teaching, it is perfect. The connection is reliable, setup is easy, and it only takes a couple of minutes each class to make the physical and wireless connections. That being said, I can't see a great use for it at home. For playing back videos, it's okay but is only reliable at 640x480; you won't be able to replace your DVD player with a laptop and the AddLogix box. I think you are better off waiting until higher speed and designed-for-video wireless tools come on the market.