HOW TO CONNECT MY PROJECTOR TO MY LAPTOP?

Many LED TVs and other electronics have bad capacitors on their power supply boards. You can visually inspect them by opening the TV and looking for capacitors with bulging tops. If you see any, replace them all in the power board section. Check to see if your TV is still under warranty first though.

If you are having "shadowing", this indicates a convergence problem in the LCD optical engine. Convergence is the correct alignment of all panels so there is no shadowing, or at worst limited to a one pixel shift. Some models can be adjusted, others cannot depending on the optical engine.

This projector is only capable of handling a 150w lamp and it only is rated at 1500ansi lumens. There is no way you can do what you are asking. other than buying a 2500ansi lumen projector

check if your projector is capable of the same screen resolution as the laptop.

Most laptops and projectors have VGA ports. So a monitor cable (not an extension cable) is needed; this is a cable with two male HD15 ends. The projector above has the following input available: Mini D-Sub 15 (Analog) (VGA), Component, and S-Video. If your laptop has DVI or HDMI you will need an adapter to go to the VGA.

I hope this helps.

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Your on the edge, possible that the image will be unstable (wiggly). Considered a VGA amp from Gefen to up the drive. 50ft is about max. You can try dumbing down the res if it is unstable. Less horizonal frequency to travel long distance. good luck

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Did you reset the lamp timer ?

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Looks like the LCD or the lens is out of alighnment. You may be able to see if you open the unit. the display may have bcome loose or the lamp sheild or flector could be out of place too contact here for more info as I dont find that model in my data.. Good luck http://www.usasupport.philips.com/caseSu...