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Question: Does this easily connect to a PC and Apple laptop with "included" cables/wiring?
Document: For example, you could easily connect your laptop (either wired or via the wireless adapter that's included) to the projector and mirror your computer's display. The remote control is equipped for a number of functions that are useful for Powerpoint presentations, such as a pointer and the ability to freeze the screen.Although I do like this item, I'm not sure I would recommend this for a dedicated home theater setting.
Received this and used it from both my computer and my DVD player. The colors are awesome, the projector is lightweight and very easy to use plus it has the advantage of using three inputs - VGA cables (included), USB cable (not included) and HDMI (also not included).
They both come with remotes, computer cables, power cables, and internal speakers. They also both start up very quickly and and have similar brightness lumen ratings (Epson - 2800 vs InFocus - 2700). There are two distinct advantages, though of the Epson projector over the InFocus projector:  1. The inclusion of HDMI and USB connectivity (PC-Free and Plug &#8216;n Play modes) in the Epson and 2. The overall color brightness of the Epson versus the InFocus.
Great projector, Great bargain. HDMI worked right away with my laptop. DVDs, Power Points, and Word documents all projected brightly and perfectly. Used my wireless mouse to advance slides and pages. However, I could not get the included remote &#34;Page&#34; buttons to work, and I don't know what the number buttons are for. The DVD &#34;instructions&#34; were not helpful.
I contacted Epson technical support. Their response:  &#34;Thank you for contacting Epson regarding your Epson VS230. I'm sorry you are having difficulties with the PC-Free feature. Unfortunately, yes, ppt files are not supported by this feature.
It starts up very quickly and easily. The brightness / lumen ratings is much better than anything else I have owned. I don't think you could go wrong with this Epson projector, especially for the $330 price tag.
The Epson VS230 is one of its &#34;unique&#34; product line of projectors it advertises to be &#34;PC Free.&#34;  The pitch is that business persons or their clients do not require a PC to play slide shows. In fact, bringing a PC at all to the workplace is unnecessary.
* PC/Mac compatible accepts both A and B Standard USB connections to PC or HDMI to video source (like a DVD player)* uses the old style computer monitor as well as the old style array of RCA phono plug for antiquated equipment.
We sent it back because when projected from a distance, it had such a horrible &#34;window screen effect&#34; that you could not read numbers/ letters. Also, it did not come with all the cables necessary to hook it up for video. Lastly, the speakers were awful. They vibrated when turned to max but any lower, an audinece could not hear it. This is not for business presentations as advertised.
No PC required. Its &#34;PC-Free&#34;. Epson even posts a youtube instruction video wherein a nice Epson employee describes and demonstrates the simplicity of the process. So based upon Epson advertisement and instructional video,  I bought the projector. After all my research, and after being shown the simplicity of the process, what could go wrong?
Answer: This projector comes with a VGA cable-commonly known as a DE-15. (Go to Wikipedia/VGA Connector for a picture). If your laptop has one of those plugs in the back, you are all set.It also has an HDMI connector, but does not ship with an HDMI cable. (Wikipedia/HDMI for a picture). If you laptop only has an HDMI connector, you will need your own cable.