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Need to set up a presentation room at work - mgmt wants WiFi Plasma- anybody have experience with it?
#1
Just got this dropped on me today as I was going home. Mgmt wants a 50" Plasma screen to show Win XP PowerPoint/ video presentations with "no wires" needed to connect their laptops to the screen.

I first suggested HDMI connection with wiring installed away in a mounted trough but they are interested in WiFi or DNLA.

Anybody know if this stuff works reliably? I will be studying up on what is actually available over the next few days.

TIA
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#2
Here is a good starting point:
http://www.infocus.com/service/liteshow/...ite_lang=1&site_region=1&

I'll probably be traveling down this road in a few weeks too. We're getting a 40+ inch screen in our conference room.
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#3
High-resolution live video feed hardware is going to be expensive. I have a feeling once management sees the price difference between wireless and wired they may change their minds.

But, then again I don't knwo the exact numbers. Should be an interesting comparison to make.
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#4
Apparently they aren't concerned about cost - (we'll see when the estimates come in Wink ).

Doesn't seem like much out there besides projectors right now. I did find this:
http://www.ruckuswireless.com/
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#5
A lot of it is just buzzwords for now. Streaming uncompressed 1920 x 1080 video might just be possible if you find the fastest pre-802.11n hardware on the market. You will need a computer driving the plasma screen because I have not heard of any equipment designed to stream video straight to a screen on the market yet.
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#6
In my experience, clients usually say money is no object until they get the first estimate or invoice, and then they want to know where all the money went/is going and how they can cut the cost but still get that cutting edge equipment. Smile
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