Customer Rating: 
Summary: WORKS PERFECT!
Comment: We are using it in our sanctuary and it works perfect for power point.
There is about 1 sec. delay but we are not using it for movies and we have a wire connection for dvd to our projector. But for power point it is great! The person using a lap top for powerpoint can sit anywhere in the santuary. We use it for songs and scriptures.
Customer Rating:
Summary: The hardware worked to connect wire lessly. The software gave us the best picture on our screen.
Comment: The hardware worked to connect wire lessly. The software gave us the best picture on our screen.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Returned it ASAP
Comment: I was told by InFocus customer support (800-799-9911) that this device would allow my XBox 360 to project onto any of their projectors. With a separate cable ($40) from XBox, it's possible "wired"; but not "wirelessly". Can't fool me twice - thanks for reading.
Customer Rating:
Summary: got what i was looking for
Comment: 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.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Yes, Jessica, there is a signal delay
Comment: 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.
Summary: WORKS PERFECT!
Comment: We are using it in our sanctuary and it works perfect for power point.
There is about 1 sec. delay but we are not using it for movies and we have a wire connection for dvd to our projector. But for power point it is great! The person using a lap top for powerpoint can sit anywhere in the santuary. We use it for songs and scriptures.
Customer Rating:
Summary: The hardware worked to connect wire lessly. The software gave us the best picture on our screen.
Comment: The hardware worked to connect wire lessly. The software gave us the best picture on our screen.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Returned it ASAP
Comment: I was told by InFocus customer support (800-799-9911) that this device would allow my XBox 360 to project onto any of their projectors. With a separate cable ($40) from XBox, it's possible "wired"; but not "wirelessly". Can't fool me twice - thanks for reading.
Customer Rating:
Summary: got what i was looking for
Comment: 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.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Yes, Jessica, there is a signal delay
Comment: 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.