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Article #193Re: computer projection systems?
From: Simon Forsyth
Date: Thu, 11 Jan 1996 00:00
Date: Thu, 11 Jan 1996 00:00
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>Hi, can anyone suggest methods for projecting multimedia images from a >computer screen onto a wall? >I am enquiring on behalf of the hub, brisbane's soon to be internet cafe. >We thought it would be really cool for various events if we could project >a computer monitor's images, magnifying them of course in the process. >Any help at all would be appreciated, a rough idea of the prices of >various systems and where we could buy or hire one would be fabulous. Apart from the projecting systems which have been well followed up here you may want to try a VGA to PAL converter costing $200-$800 and then hire a big screen TV or two+ smaller ones then buy a TV signal splitter (<$100).
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