Best IPA@ for powerpoint presentations?

[npdr]

I'm a newbie. I have given many powerpoint presentations in my lectures with a traditional laptop and traditional LCD projectors. I once tried to view powerpoint for WIN CE on the LCD projector but was disappointed that the screen only filled half of the projector (thus the half vGa?)

I am asking if this problem of half of a vga has been solved with the newer VGA IPAQs (4700/4705). In other words, I'd like a powerpoint presentation to be almost indistinguishable between a lap top and a PDA with a mid level resolution slide set (mainly text).

Thanks in advance.

[AnswerDude]

Dell Axim x51v (or older x50v if you can find them) may be more suitable, you will only need additional vga out cable, and buit-in powerpoint viewer will give you 640x480 resolution. 3rd party viewer such as Clearvue may even give you higher resolution.

[npdr]

Dell Axim x51v (or older x50v if you can find them) may be more suitable, you will only need additional vga out cable, and buit-in powerpoint viewer will give you 640x480 resolution. 3rd party viewer such as Clearvue may even give you higher resolution.

Thanks for your prompt reply.

Does this mean I will get a full LCD screen worth of the slide? But at 640 x 480 (like the on screen resolution)?

Thanks again.

[AnswerDude]

Yes, wm2003se and above models allow you to have andscape screen resolution natively.