vga support in JASJAR - new device

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what do you thing about this device:

http://www.spectec.com.tw/en/sdv-840.htm

does it good enough for the JASJAR?

thank's
omry

If the SD slot is used for this device, then where to store the files (presentation, pictures, movies, etc) to be shown via the projector?

There are few options such as via Wifi/bluetooth streaming, but that makes this solution (combination of Jasjar and this SDIO VGA) not elegant, such as when you visit a customer to give presentation.

FYI, A UK Supplier:

http://www.jactron.co.uk/pretec/io/s...-presenter.htm

Lists the same item as coming soon.

i beleive this is gr8, i can manage the size fo rthe time being to be on the device. it will give me a gr8 comfort when doing the presentation at the client office instead of carrying the laptop with me.

can't wait to get this device.

Yessss, this could transform our toy in a media center and run movies stored on some external HDD.
Has anyone tried the solution already?

What this device needs is 256-1024 megs of memory included, like you had at some point with the SDIO-wlan+256M cards.

Better yet if they can simply put an extra SD slot in the already large dongle -- that should be possible if a bit more difficult.

Originally Posted by JasperJanssen

What this device needs is 256-1024 megs of memory included, like you had at some point with the SDIO-wlan+256M cards.

Better yet if they can simply put an extra SD slot in the already large dongle -- that should be possible if a bit more difficult.

That's a very good idea, the only possible problem is how much bandwidth does VGA use ??? because if its all of it then you won't have much room for data !! however it should be possible to get an SD card reader writer that plugs into the jasjars USB port ( but then we run into all the same old problems about the jasjar not being a USB host ) its a no win situation !!!

Speaking of which, why the *hell* did they give the thing physically a USBHost port (or rather, a mini-AB instead of a mini-B like cardreaders and digicams, indicating it supports USBHost) if it doesn't *actually* support it? I think that might even be enough to disqualify it from bearing the USB logo, technically.