At this point, I want to mention the one feature I find most appealing :
The ability to Project Wirelessly.
This is the USB adapter you can pass around to others with laptops should you want them to present on the 1776W. It sure makes it easier than swapping VGA cables. The downside is every computer that you want to connect this way needs to be installed with a piece of software. I’ll have to run some real world tests to see how well this works
In simple terms, when you install the Wireless LAN module in its slot on the front, the projector uses WiFi frequency and technology to allow computers to send images for it to project. Continue reading Review Epson Powerlite 1776W projector Part2→
I get awfully leery when I get an chat message from a “friend” out of the blue especially if they have had no contact with me say in months since we’ve been friends.
I saw the following pop up in the little chat window:
Here’s a screen shot of what I saw in my chat window. I copied the hyperlink logged out of my FB account before I clicked on the link.
The splash screen for the newest cat Mountain Lion. Apple’s running out of cats. Is Ocelot taken?
I whine and complain as well as the next person.
No need to confirm with my friends and family.
In the grand scheme of how we use technology, once we own a computer, we are forever tied to and at the mercy of the folks who make them.
My 2006 MacPro desktop is being left behind by Apple even though it is fully functional.
I understand they have to make the cut somewhere whenever they create a new operating system but my beef is the way I had to find out. Continue reading It’s not Apple’s fault→
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