Are You Still Using HDMI in Your Office Projection System?

Smart, mobile devices used in personal life cross the boundary into work. This is a staple of modern professional existence, and doubly felt in the more casual environments of most SMBs. Smart phones and tablets now contain the essence of our life, so to speak. But while we’ve made strides in data portability for most purposes, meetings are different matter. Most people still rely on fixed-location, wired projectors that have a hard time interacting with our smart devices. Relying on HDMI and USB often creates problems, not least of which is a bevy of cables and wires running all over the place. And that’s assuming you have the cables and wired handy.

So going wireless makes sense. Having a projector share your office Wi-Fi means it’ll be easy to pair it with phones, tablets, and laptops without the need for cables. 

But even here there are different approaches. Simply making a projector wireless by adding a Wi-Fi adapter may not be that easy if it involves downloading apps, creating accounts, logging in, and so on. This is the case with office projectors from EPSON, for example.

At BenQ, we make wireless smart projectors that don’t need any app installs, setup, or log in. There’s no need to do anything other than power the projector on. Apps and programs are pre-installed and ready to go. You get relief from cable dependence and a lengthy and often confusing wireless configuration process.

Instead of wasting time, you work with your devices directly on the projector, mirroring content effortlessly. Let’s summarize what makes BenQ wireless smart projectors an excellent choice for workplace meetings: 

*BenQ wireless smart projectors support Google Cast for Android users, as well. This covers Windows users, for example if you have your contents on a Microsoft Surface. Read more about how we get it done.