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I want to set up a leptop system where I can display Powerpoint slides on a projector and two LCD monitors. &nbsp;The hard part to all of this is that I need to do this all wirelessly. &nbsp;The distance is minimal (all receivers indoors and about 25 feet away max), and the signal will be identical to all units.<br />
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I have done some looking around on the internet, but most of the information that I found only confuses me more (amplifiers, splitters, WiFi vs, RF, VGA vs RGB). I understand the basic priciples here, but it seems to me that this shouldn't be as complicated as most people are making it sound.<br />
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I have not bought the laptop or any of the equipment yet. &nbsp;I want good equipment that I won't have problems with down the road, but I am on a limited budget (under $3000 for the whole setup, laptop, two LCD monitors, projector, wireless system).<br />
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Does anyone have a simple solution for this little problem?<br />
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Thanks in advance,<br />
Scott Thompson
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I want to set up a leptop system where I can display Powerpoint slides on a projector and two LCD monitors.  The hard part to all of this is that I need to do this all wirelessly.  The distance is minimal (all receivers indoors and about 25 feet away max), and the signal will be identical to all units.

I have done some looking around on the internet, but most of the information that I found only confuses me more (amplifiers, splitters, WiFi vs, RF, VGA vs RGB). I understand the basic priciples here, but it seems to me that this shouldn't be as complicated as most people are making it sound.

I have not bought the laptop or any of the equipment yet.  I want good equipment that I won't have problems with down the road, but I am on a limited budget (under $3000 for the whole setup, laptop, two LCD monitors, projector, wireless system).

Does anyone have a simple solution for this little problem?

Thanks in advance,
Scott Thompson

How do I use a laptop to transmit video to a projector and two monitors, all wirelessly?

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