Projector Rental Tips

We have included a number of projector rental tips articles below. These are very useful if you're in the market to purchase a projector or wish to rent a projector as these tips are likely to save you money.

Projector Rental Save Money

Need rental notebook computers, projectors, wireless microphones, plasma flat screens, or other technology rental at a hotel or convention center? Book your tech rental equipment with a rental industry Tech Travel Agent and save up to 50% over "In-House AV" rental rates. Click here to read the complete article.

Rent Wireless Projectors

Going wireless is easy with a Tech Travel Agent© from Rentacomputer.com. Just tell them what you want to do wirelessly. Your Tech Travel Agent© will provide you with a quotation for everything you need without all the technical jargon.

You probably knew you could rent wireless notebooks, but did you know you can also rent wireless projectors, routers and printer servers? Click here to read the complete article.

Projector Rental for Meeting

Use adequate equipment - Computer projectors that require the room lights to be down are not acceptable. So are projectors without remote mouse controls! Adjust the room - have the engineers remove bulbs from fixtures above the screen. Extend the "Keystone arm" on screens to lean the top forward. It improves viewing significantly. Check electronics ahead of time - Click here to read the complete article.

LCD v DLP Projectors

If you've been thinking about buying a home theater projector and read reviews or done a little bit of research, you'll be aware that there are two technologies competing for the contents of your wallet.

Both LCD and DLP are used in projectors suitable for home theaters, but they work in quite different ways and produce slightly different results. If you ask around - particularly in electronics stores, you're likely to be provided with a mass of information that's confusing and often just plain wrong. So here, in an effort to clear the fog surrounding projectors, is our guide to LCD v DLP. Click here to read the complete article.