USB Adapter Kit: IOGear Wireless USB 2.0 to VGA Kit GUW2015VKIT

Review IOGear Wireless USB 2.0 to VGA Kit GUW2015VKIT

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IOGear GUW2015VKIT the IOGEAR Wireless USB to VGA Adapter kit instantly allows you to add a high resolution display using Wireless USB Technology. Simply install the driver software, connect the USB adapter to your PC and the VGA adapter to your VGA display, you are ready to extend your desktop to another screen wirelessly. The kit is ideal for wirelessly displaying the PC content on a remote monitor and minimizing the hassles associated with the installation of PC and flat-panel TV or projector. Enjoy video playing from your PC or browse Internet on your favorite flat-screen TV without the cable limitation. This product does NOT connect with any other wireless technologies such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, cordless phones nor wireless control systems.
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Technical Details

- Connect to a VGA display wirelessly from your PC up to 30 ft. away across the room
- Up to 720p video streaming from your desktop or laptop (max range 15 ft.)
- Support resolutions up to UXGA (1600 x 1200 pixels) or WSXGA+ (1680 x 1050 pixels)
- Each PC must be enabled with the Wireless USB Adapter or have Wireless USB built-in. Access is limited to one PC at a time.
- WiMedia 1.0 MAC and 1.1 PHY compliant
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Customer Buzz

"wireless remote monitor" 2010-01-25
By J. Christian (Texas)
Is perfect for remote monitor across a room from laptop or pc for presentations. My wife uses it to put her recipes on a remote monitor instead of exposing her laptop to the cooking environment. Is a wonderful addition to our kitchen.

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"Does NOT work with Windows 7!" 2009-11-01
By LakeJackson Music and Books
Just bought this and tried to install on my Windows 7 laptop eventhough there are 64 bit drivers for Vista. The install fails with a message that says it will not install on the machine. Called IOGear support and they said straight up that it will not work with Windows 7. They also said that they could not get drivers to work with Windows 7 and would probably come out with a new product for Windows 7. This has been my first bad experience with Windows 7. Hope there are no more!

My low rating relates only to Windows 7 use since I have not tried the product with Vista or XP.

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"Reboot required after installation and Display to project is slow!" 2009-10-14
By T. Duong (Irvine, CA)
This product is slow to display and require reboot after installation. I purchased this for the boardroom projector after reading some good reviews and some not so good. I wasn't going to be using this for Audio so just as long as the video works I would have been happy.

The installation process takes a while. Before you think it's my computer, it is not. After the installation completed, it required a reboot! I didn't think anything of it until someone was ready to do a demo and have all his slides ready to go. If the reboot isn't require after a driver installation, this product would have been OK.

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"Not as good as I hoped" 2009-09-15
By Tech Diver (California)
Set up was ok, but performance was not so good. Cannot really play any video that well, especially HD. Distance was very short, had to be within 5-7 feet. Disconnected a lot.

Returned it and bought the Warpia adaptor that is similar but not as bulky (no big antennas), has HDMI connection as well as VGA and ended up working much better with much lower cost too. Can go accross my large living room and into kitchen with laptop watching 720p HD video to my 52" Flat panel. Much better. Warpia Wireless PC to TV/Projector Display Converter Kit

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"Very limited range" 2009-09-14
By JustAGuy
We hoped this would be an easy, reliable solution for installing a monitor about 5 feet from a classroom computer station. Unfortunately, it seems to have a very limited range. With the 5ft we're trying to use it, it cuts in and out regularly. Some days it'll be fine for hours on end, but other days it won't come on at all. Because of this, I'm wondering if it's experiencing interference from something - maybe other wireless devices. At some point I'm going to try mounting the dongle higher using a USB extension to see if that helps.

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