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    Connecting your projector to Apple Devices (Updated Dec 2014)

    • 17 Dec, 2014
    If you are looking to connect your iPhone / iPad / iPod / MacBook Pro to a projector or TV to get a big screen from a tiny device then look no further. There are over 20 different projectors available that offer this capability, so whatever your need Personal Projector Ltd have a projector for you and your Apple device.

    What you will need

    For mirroring you will always need a Digital AV adapter and a HDMI cable or Apple TV! Depending on the model and type of device you have, there are currently 2 cable (wired) options available:

    1. The 30 pin Digital AV adapter, for older Apple devices. See and purchase this adapter through Apple by clicking here

    2. The Lighting Digital AV adapter, for newer Apple devices. See and purchase this adapter through Apple by clicking here

    Please always check that your device is compatible with the Digital AV adapter you choose to purchase, you can see a list of compatibility on Apple's site here.

    Cheaper options for Apple cables To stream out video and images that are already saved on your device then you may be able to use one of our cheaper Apple connection cables available to view here. Note: These are not for mirroring the screenWireless Projection

    There are some projectors which are starting to offer wireless projection, these devices will normally happily mirror Windows and Android devices but it's a little bit different when it comes to Apple. You may wish to invest in Apple TV and use that to wirelessly stream content instead. Alternatively, certain projectors like the Pico Genie M550 or Vivitek Qumi Q6 can wirelessly project your content from both Android and Apple via apps like EZCast or direct.

    Apps to use with your iPhone projector