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raulito 2008-11-06 20:22

Optoma Pico Projector
 
Anyone know of any way to connect the N8XX to this Optoma Pico Projector? The video output looks like a headphone jack.

http://www.optomausa.com/Product_det...product_id=399

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uGC8h6NpFcI

sjgadsby 2008-11-06 20:43

Re: Optoma Pico Projector
 
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Originally Posted by raulito (Post 239892)
Anyone know of any way to connect the N8XX to this Optoma Pico Projector?

Yes, but you won't like it.

overfloat 2008-11-06 22:29

Re: Optoma Pico Projector
 
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Originally Posted by sjgadsby (Post 239898)

roflcopter

urnass 2008-11-07 01:55

Re: Optoma Pico Projector
 
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Originally Posted by sjgadsby (Post 239898)

That gave me a much needed laugh. :D

Thesandlord 2008-11-07 02:08

Re: Optoma Pico Projector
 
They used something similar at the Summit right?

penguinbait 2008-11-07 03:37

Re: Optoma Pico Projector
 
Can we get this feature built into the n900?

sjgadsby 2008-11-07 19:56

Re: Optoma Pico Projector
 
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Originally Posted by Thesandlord (Post 240000)
They used something similar at the Summit right?

They did, at least for some of the presentations. qole's presentation, for instance, was run from a Nokia-owned tablet in which the kernel and other software had been enhanced to support a USB-to-VGA adapter.* Where that wasn't feasible, a document camera was used. I was underwhelmed by the quality of that unit though.


* Were Nokia to able to finally release these modifications, a USB-to-VGA adapter plus a scan converter would be another answer to the thread starter. However, the need for that scan converter would make this solution only slightly less ridiculous than the document camera one.

I must say though, it's a poor data projector that doesn't support at least RGB in this day and age, and while I understand trade-offs must have been made for size, that PICO projector doesn't even accept Y/C. That's a shame.

qole 2008-11-07 23:19

Re: Optoma Pico Projector
 
That Elmo link really tickled me.

The video-out from the tablet that I used at the summit was pretty underwhelming, too. I was all ready to wow the audience with smooth animations in OpenOffice, only to get something like 2-5 frames per second to the projector (it looked fine on the tablet's screen, however).

tom61 2008-11-13 22:34

Re: Optoma Pico Projector
 
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Originally Posted by qole (Post 240217)
That Elmo link really tickled me.

The video-out from the tablet that I used at the summit was pretty underwhelming, too. I was all ready to wow the audience with smooth animations in OpenOffice, only to get something like 2-5 frames per second to the projector (it looked fine on the tablet's screen, however).

Yeah, without USB2.0 Highspeed host, those adapters are very slow.

So, there is no kernel driver in the wild for the USB VGA adapters for the NITs? The Zaurus community has had kernel drivers for at least one model of VGA adapter backported for some time now.

sjgadsby 2008-11-13 23:01

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Originally Posted by tom61 (Post 241818)
So, there is no kernel driver in the wild for the USB VGA adapters for the NITs?

No, there is such support. It has not yet reached the level of the software qole used at the Summit, and being RGB, it won't readily work with the Pico Projector. Therefore, I didn't mention it.


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