InFocus LiteShowII Wireless Presentation Adaptor

List Price: $249.99 Discount Price: Too low to display

Features:

• 4-digit access code
• WEP 128 and WPA-Personal (PSK)
• 802.11b/g standard
• Access Point+
• VGA Pass-Through

Customer Reviews:

Excellent Product [Posted on 2007-12-01]
I am a teacher and also hold responsibility for technology purchases in the science department. Last spring we started using tablet pc's and so we could be wireless we went with the Plextor product. It was a huge disappointment as they were never truthful about when the Vista version would come out and when it did, the lag between writing on the tablet and it appearing on the screen was totally distracting for the students.

Three weeks ago, I changed out the adapters to the Liteshow 2's and what a difference. Some key points include:

The setup is a breeze even when configured as an accesspoint (Never did get the Plexto to work properly in this configuration).

The connection software that resides on the computer is very user friendly and you can arrive in a classroom and be projecting with no hassles within seconds. In fact, the software actually is a lot easier than the process I had to go through to set up a wired VGA connection.

The software is free. (Plextor only give you 3 licenses and is extremely user unfriendly)

There is a tiny lag between writing and it appearing on the screen but nothing that would ever distract the students.

I have several set up and if we switch classrooms, it takes no time at all to log onto another one.

I am extremely pleased with this product, InFocus really knew what they were doing on this one.

Disappointing .... [Posted on 2008-01-21]
I purchased the InFocus LiteShowII Wireless Presentation Adaptor in hopes that I would not have to run an additional cable to the projector. Installation and usage was easy, the problem is with the software you have to install on the presenter's laptop. The software uses a lot of CPU which caused the laptop to become sluggish. At times it took 5 seconds for a slide to change. The laptop was a 1.2Ghz Pentium M with 2GB RAM, Windows XP Pro. The problem is when visitors come with their own laptop that may not be the latest and greatest or they have a lot of junk installed, the InFocus software is unusable.

Thankfully I ordered it from Amazon and my return of the product was painless!

Yes, Jessica, there is a signal delay [Posted on 2008-03-26]
InFocus says there's no signal delay. YES THERE IS!!! I actually like the unit. Well, I LIKED the unit (past tense). There is a minimal signal delay, and over time, I lost all connectivity. It kept dropping the signal from my laptops. Not one laptop, but two. I liked it while it lasted. Stay wired. Wireless isn't quite the way to go yet.

got what i was looking for [Posted on 2008-06-20]
I was in the market for converting my projector wireless and InFocus LiteShowII Wireless Presentation Adapter is exactly what you need. As mentioned by other reviewers i did see some lag but it was not perceptible to the audience at all. Here are some numbers :
Distance between the laptop and projector - 40 feet
Laptop - Win Vista 1 GB ram and manufacturer is Acer.

I would recommend this device to everybody if they wish to save money by not buying a $1000-2000 wireless projector.

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