Pc Free Presentations Using Epson Projectors

This is a review for the Epson Powerlite 1781W Projector that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review. It is easy setting up and it works well. It is very light and compact. Perfect for travelling to do presentations and meetings. Bigger and small settings I think it will be fine. Good resolution and clear images. It is great in my experience using Power Point presentations. I would definitely recommend this Epson Powerlite 1781W Projector to everyone. I think it is worth buying and this is just amazing projector

I reviewed projectors for weeks before buying this model. We needed a projector that would work in a small hall for church functions giving power point presentations once a month. Price did matter. We will officially try it in the hall next week. But it's been set up twice at home using walls and a gray projector screen and it is clear and bright all the time. Colors look great. Words are clear in all lighting conditions. The on screen menu was easy to use and make adjustment. We're using a HDMI cable and a USB cable for the remote as a mouse to change screens. I expect all to go well with our presentations.

This is a must for anyone working in an industry where running multiple projectors is necessary. I am able to run presentations with multiple projectors on one computer which greatly simplifies things. Set was a breeze!!

“This is a review for the Epson Powerlite 1781W Projector that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review." Upon first look this seems to be just another desktop projector – thin and easy to carry, light and nice and bright at 3200 lumens. Connect the Epson Powerlite 1781W to your PC or laptop via an HDMI cable and now project your content to a much larger audience – but that’s about where the similarities end. Setup the wireless networking and now you can connect wirelessly not only from your PC/laptop, but also from your Android or Apple phone or tablet! Project phones, documents, WEB sites or even your entire phone screen; all without the need to physically connect the device to the projector. Streaming video is a little laggy over the wireless, but is crystal clear over the HDMI connection. The built-in speaker isn’t designed to overwhelm the listener, but it does a good job at recreating audio for a limited listening area. The projector also has the ability to auto adjust the image should the projector be moved. It does a good job and I’ve only had to make small, manual adjustments a few times. The adjustment can be made either on the top pf the projector, or using the handy remote control that comes with the device. The remote doubles as a wireless mouse and you can use it to control presentations with the need to be in front of your PC/laptop. The Epson Powerlite 1781W Projector is a very powerful, highly portable projector that will address both your personal and professional needs. The options are so numerous that trying to note them all in a single review is impossible, making real user reviews important for people like me when making a purchase. While I did receive this unit free of charge for my review, I truly believe that should you purchase this unit, you will find it as powerful, easy to use and flexible as I have!

Using this for Epson R2880.

Using this to distribute a VGA signal to multiple projectors. Works as expected.

Using with an Epson R2880

The product does what expect and works with both Mac and PC machines as well as projectors and tvs in converting and running the signal over distance. Perfect for our setup. The BH team was great and super fast, even during the holiday rush. Best prices out there. Thank You team

got it free with my gaming pc. awsome b&h

Using to distribute SDi signal to projectors that have HDMi inputs. Great picture, never dropped out, very reasonable price! Also used with remote PC that would not handshake with TV Studio HD using hdmi input. I used micro HDMi to SDi then into this SDi to HDMi and into the same hdmi input where it lock on no problem. Same with a GoPro that should have worked as everything I have is 1080/60 but had to use the same micro send/recieve for all to handshake. Blackmagic in deed!