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opaque projector

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opaque projector
n.
A projector used to view images of nontransparent materials, such as printed sheets or drawings.

opaque projector
n
(Miscellaneous Technologies / Photography) the US and Canadian name for episcope


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Projectors are devices used for displaying images on a projector screen or a similar surface There are several types of projectors that can be loosely classified into three general kinds video projectors, transparency projectors and opaque projectors Projectors are devices used for displaying images on a projector screen or a similar surface.
The original plan, to project the image onto the wall with an opaque projector, failed due to weather conditions, lighting of the area, and other physical deterrents.
PLUS Corporation of America is a leading manufacturer and distributor of high quality, innovatively designed presentation products and office equipment, including digital projectors, electronic copy boards, opaque projectors, office furniture, stationary, office machines and educational equipment.
 
 
 
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