- Getting the right equipment for your project like laptop or PC

 

In order to connect a projector wirelessly with your Macbook air, you will need to meet a few requirements such as.- Having Bluetooth on your device (laptop or PC- Getting a wireless transmitter connected to the projector and this can be done by either getting a separate USB dongle which is plugged in our having the device built into itOne way of connecting this would be by having an external wireless transmitter connectedat all times to your laptop so that no wires get tangled up in anything else. The advantage of this is that you can have a "clean" space to work. However, this will require extra expenses and it is not portable as you cannot use your laptop anywhere else. Going to a presentation and not having a device that can project your laptop's screen? No problem! With a wireless projector-projector connection, you'll be able to project your computer on any surface almost instantly. Here is how you do it:

 

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Connect the laptop with the projector by attaching it via either HDMI or VGA ports Turn off the computer and click on "Wireless Connection" in the lower left-hand corner of screen Click the "Enuarnd Wlan" in AirPort Utility Click on your name (addresses) and type in "192.168.123.1" or the name of your wireless network name (ex) "Air-name" Click on "Connect" on AirPort Utility to establish a connection between the projector and the computerIf you are working in an environment where there are numerous people with laptops or projectors the better option will be to get the built-in wireless transmitter that doesn't require any external hardware to be connected. The disadvantage of this hardware is that it may not work with all devices because there are so many of them out on the market. Many people are taking advantage of the MacBook Air to create a personal home cinema. This is by far one of the most fun, romantic and most important things to do with your laptop. It is also quite useful for business meetings or presentations you can project into a larger screen. The tutorial goes over everything from installing your MacBook Air's projector to connecting it wirelessly to your media device in order to project onto any screen in your home.

 

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It is fairly easy to setup your MacBook Airto connect with your projector, but it is also important to make sure nothing will be damaged in the process.In order to get started you will need three things: a Macbook Air, a projector and the appropriate cables for your Macbook Air. Also, be sure you have installed the latest version of iTunes (use Software Update on your Mac) or you may have difficulty getting everything workingYou can purchase a projector from any electronics retail store or online. I've found that there are many for sale for under $300 and some that go up into the thousands of dollars depending on what you're looking for. For example, if you're looking for a home cinema projector with a large screen, you will pay more than if you were to get a smaller screen that consumes less power.Once you've purchased your projector, it is time to connect the cables. The first thing to do is connect your projector to the cable box or satellite receiver. If your projector is HD compatible, then it should connect directly into your cable box or receiver through HDMI or component connection. If not, then you will need an additional box that converts the video signal from HDMI. This can be purchased at any electronics store that sells projectors and accessories.