The Epson iProjection app for iOS helps you cut the cord between your presentation and your projector.
See, the typical setup goes like this:
1. Connect your laptop to your projector (assuming you can find the cable).
2. Wait what seems like an hour for your laptop to boot.
3. Fire up PowerPoint, then open your presentation (assuming you can find it).
4. Find an extension cord for your laptop’s power supply, because your battery is running low.
5. Run the presentation while standing awkwardly near the laptop, which must remain tethered to the projector.
That’s a long list of hassles most presenters would gladly do without. Wouldn’t it be nice if you could bypass the laptop altogether, instead running your show from your tablet or smartphone?
You can, but usually there’s a special adapter and cable involved, which means you’re still stuck handcuffed to the projector. With the iProjection app, you can roam the room. It connects via Wi-Fi to any of several dozen compatible Epson projectors, which must be on the same network (via Ethernet or Wi-Fi). That means you can show your slide deck from your iPhone, iPad, or even iPod Touch. And not just slide decks, but also Word documents, Excel spreadsheets, Apple Keynote presentations, PDFs, and photos.