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For questions about devices that use a bulb to project input images onto another surface.
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Wireless HD projector >2000 Lumen
The AppleTV is small, so you can probably find some way to fasten it to the same mount as the projector and just leave it up there. It has Wi-Fi, so you don't need to supply anything but power. … In summary: Your projector will need Miracast-capability and an HDMI port for the Apple TV. …
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