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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Steel_Wind" data-source="post: 2651094" data-attributes="member: 20741">Well - the question is - work for what?If your plan is to have it show a still image of a map - I have no doubt it will work (and work well). Fill yer boots.If your plan is to stream what amounts to a live video feed at 1024x768 resolution in 24 or 32 bit colour and expect there to be no upsetting delay or artifacts in the projector display of this data...I'm not so sure that's a realistic expectation at all.Remember - this wireless stuff is designed by BenQs engineers for the display of powerpoint presentations and jpgs for the most part intended for business. To BenQs engineeers, it's all about displaying graphs and pie charts and other slides via Powerpoint.They did not intend for the wireless projector to display dynamic images that show animations or that real-time zoom would be a critical or intended use for the audience. So - rest assured that at some point - your data stream WILL get much too large for the 802.1g to handle.  Where is that point in practical terms? I simply have not used a wireless G projector, so I don't know what it's capable of in practical usage. It might be great - and then again - it might suck.My math tells me "hmmm - Toolset? Maybe not. Better try this first".</blockquote>