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Better buy this <a href="http://www.iphonewiki.com.au/iphone-projector/" rel="ugc">http://www.iphonewiki.com.au/iphone-projector/</a>&nbsp;<br />
Looks very sleek and will love to see your application as long as it is free (for me)
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Better buy this http://www.iphonewiki.com.au/iphone-projector/ [http://www.iphonewiki.com.au/iphone-projector/] 
Looks very sleek and will love to see your application as long as it is free (for me)

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thank you Mr. Haseeb Saleem, <br />
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The client has already a Panasonic Projector Model PT60<br />
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your solution is buy a new device. My question, how Mr. Steve Jobs was presenting iPhone via Projector, in the screen you see exactly your iPhone screen. 
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thank you Mr. Haseeb Saleem,

The client has already a Panasonic Projector Model PT60

your solution is buy a new device. My question, how Mr. Steve Jobs was presenting iPhone via Projector, in the screen you see exactly your iPhone screen.

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Hi, <br />
<br />
I finished developing an iPhone application, and wish to make my presentation to the client using Projector. <br />
How can I connect my iPhone to the projector, Is there a special accessories I have to use, Like how Steve Jobs presenting iPhone via projector. <br />
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Regards, 
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Hi, 

I finished developing an iPhone application, and wish to make my presentation to the client using Projector. 
How can I connect my iPhone to the projector, Is there a special accessories I have to use, Like how Steve Jobs presenting iPhone via projector. 

Regards, 

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