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Topic started 17 years ago by germcevoy in Digital corner. Since then 6,401 posts have been made by 102 users.

Welsh_Edge

10 years

Originally posted by Ross1441:So, these exist... Shut up, it's great. Not at all creepy.

That is quite cool.
Ross1441

10 years

Originally posted by flowerchild:haha aww, this is cute

Originally posted by Welsh_Edge:[..]

That is quite cool.

The right idea. You two have it.
KieranU2

10 years

Originally posted by Ross1441:So, these exist... Shut up, it's great. Not at all creepy.

It has a bowtie! That is adorable.
LikeASong

10 years

Originally posted by KieranU2:[..]
It has a bowtie! That is adorable.

Bowties should be banned from the known universe.

(very technological post)
LikeASong

9 years

I have bought a dual boot tablet (one of those that canboot on Android or Windows, lovely stuff) but by mistake I got the HDMI-less version (they were equally priced and named).

So is there any way to stream a device's screen to a projector/external screen while on Android AND windows? I know I could use chromecast onAndroid but what about windows? i was planning touse the tablet to work away from home but i cant work 6 hours on a 8 inch screen

this is the gizmo http://m.gearbest.com/tablet-pcs/pp_192959.html
Welsh_Edge

9 years

SlimPort perhaps? Or any MHL adapter? I don't have experience with either but just a suggestion.

EDIT: I believe they are device specific.. you might have to check that your tablet is compatible.
Mr_Trek

9 years

Can't you try to exhange it?
LikeASong

9 years

Nah, I bought it really cheap during a wholesale saving journey and returning it and getting the HDMI one would mean almost the price I paid for it There has to be a solution. I have found something called Miracast that might fit my request but I haven't used it ever, still trying to understand how it works.
germcevoy

9 years

I smashed the screen on my Chromebook last week. £27 for a replacement and took 5 minutes to fit myself. Delighted.
KieranU2

9 years

That's impressive. Smashed Chromebooks remind me of the woman who came into Tesco one time and claimed her daughter's Chromebooks "smashed itself". Best customer I ever served.
germcevoy

9 years

Originally posted by KieranU2:That's impressive. Smashed Chromebooks remind me of the woman who came into Tesco one time and claimed her daughter's Chromebooks "smashed itself". Best customer I ever served.

I threw my phone across the room to the sofa, forgetting I had just set the laptop there. The phone took a laser guided trajectory straight into the screen. Such an easy repair to do. No specialist tools at all.
iTim

9 years

I'd get a new phone if I were you.

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