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Ant555
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edited 26 September 2014 at 4:29PM in Techie Stuff
I am looking for a projector for a work lap top (typically used for CAD demonstrations)

Ive seen plenty with hdmi connectors but the specs state 'native' resolution as low as 320x240. I have no experience but I assume that means the picture is relatively rubbish.

Does anyone have recent experience of purchasing a projector for a lap top and getting a decent resolution out of it. Am I right in thinking that the spec 'native resolution' is a good guide to the quality of the pic (ignoring other factors such as contrast and brightness etc)

The laptop itself is 1920x1080.

Thanks for any advice.

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