Definitions for "Data Projector"
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Special projector for computers which is able to display righ-resolution images.
device that projects image onto a wall screen
a device that allows the image on the computer screen to be seen by a crowd
a device that takes a signal from a computer,
A display device that projects all computer output to a wall or projection screen.
A data projector projects the contents of a computer screen. Data projectors can also be used to project the output from video tape players or DVD players.
A device that takes in digital input from a device, such as a laptop, and displays the image on a chosen surface, like a screen.
screen projector that can be attached to a computer to project the screen display to a large screen.
Front projection of images from a lap top. Generally you would need to provide your own lap top.
a device that displays a PC's output on a large screen for presentations and demonstrations.
A device for taking the information that you would normally see on a computer monitor and projecting it onto to a larger movie screen. By projecting your work instead of displaying it on a monitor, you can show a PowerPoint slide show, a Web page, or other projects you've developed on the computer to a larger group of people.
used to project a computer’s image onto a screen. Commonly used in conjunction with a presentation graphics program such as Microsoft’s PowerPoint. (see also: DLP, InFocus projector, PowerPoint, Presentation Graphics Program).
Output device that takes the image from a computer screen and projects it onto a larger screen so an audience of people can see the image clearly. 6.25