var FiltersEnabled = 1; // if your not going to use transitions or filters in any of the tips set this to 0 Text[0]=["",""]; Text[1]=["Resolution","The number of pixels that the projector is capable of displaying."]; Text[13]=["Resolution: SVGA","This is the projector's native resolution. The projected image is made up of 800 x 600 pixels.

For more information on resolution see our Projector resolution guide"]; Text[14]=["Resolution: VGA","This is the projector's native resolution. The projected image is made up of 640 x 480 pixels.

For more information on resolution see our Projector resolution guide"]; Text[2]=["Weight","The weight of the projector itself. Ranges from 0.9kg for the lightest and most portable projector, to over 15kg for fixed installation projectors."]; Text[3]=["Brightness","Measured in 'ANSI lumens'. Brighter projectors are generally more suitable for high ambient light conditions."]; Text[25]=["Resolution: WVGA","This is the projector's native resolution. The projected image is made up of 854 x 480 pixels.

For more information on resolution see our Projector resolution guide"]; Text[27]=["Resolution: XGA","This is the projector's native resolution. The projected image is made up of 1024 x 768 pixels. XGA is currently the most common standard and is superior to SVGA resolution.

For more information on resolution see our Projector resolution guide"]; Text[8]=["Display Type","LCD or DLP refers to the two main technologies used to project images. See our LCD vs DLP advice page for further information."]; Text[4]=["Keystone Correction","Keystoning occurs when the distance to the top of the projected image on the screen is much greater than the distance to the bottom of the image (or vice versa).

Keystone correction simply alters the shape of the projected image to compensate for the distortion to acheive a square image.

All multimedia projectors are able to digitally compensate for keystoning to display a square image. The degree of keystone correction varies from projector to projector."]; Text[31]=["Resolution: WXGA","This is the projector's native resolution. The projected image is made up of 1366 x 768 pixels.

For more information on brightness see our Projector resolution guide"]; Text[43]=["Resolution: SXGA","This is the projector's native resolution. The projected image is made up of 1280 x 1024 pixels. SXGA projectors are generally higher priced than XGA projectors, and are generally purchased for professional applications needing fine reproduction of detail.

For more information on resolution see our Projector resolution guide"]; Text[5]=["Lamp Life (Typical)","Lamps are subject to environmental factors and can expire earlier than the estimated lamp life figure quoted."]; Text[6]=["Contrast Ratio","Higher contrast ratios are preferable for video images as they indicate better image depth. Less relevant for computer presentations"]; Text[18]=["Weight (kg)","This is an ultraportable projector. An ideal choice for the mobile presenter who is always out on the road."]; Text[19]=["Weight (kg)","This is a lightweight, portable projector. A good choice if the projector needs to be mobile."]; Text[7]=["Fan Noise","The volume of noise generated when the projector's cooling fan is running. Noise output is measured in decibels (db)"]; Text[20]=["Weight (kg)","This is a portable projector. A good choice if you intend to keep the projector in one place most of the time but occasionally need to take it off-site."]; Text[41]=["Warranty","Every manufacturer has their own specific warranty package. There are many similarities between manufacturer warranties such as parts and labour but there are also specific differences that set them apart.

See our Projector Warranties advice page for further information."]; Text[21]=["Weight (kg)","This is a heavy projector which is best suited to fixed installations where the projector is unlikely to be moved around much or at all."]; Text[30]=["Brightness (Lumens)","This is a low light output projector and as such should only be used in environments where the user has total control over ambient light.

For more information on brightness see our Projector features guide"]; Text[24]=["Brightness (Lumens)","This is a low light output projector and as such should only be used in environments where the user has total control over ambient light. For more information on brightness see our Projector features guide"]; Text[9]=["Brightness (Lumens)","This is a medium brightness projector and a good choice where the user has reasonable control over ambient light in the room.

For more information on brightness see our Projector features guide"]; Text[48]=["Brightness (Lumens)","This is a standard brightness for a meeting room projector, and can cope with a medium level of ambient light.

For more information on brightness see our Projector features guide"]; Text[10]=["Brightness (Lumens)","This is a very bright projector and a good choice for applications where there is a fair amount of ambient light in the room.

For more information on brightness see our Projector features guide"]; Text[11]=["Brightness (Lumens)","This is an extremely bright projector and a good choice for applications where the user is unable to control the ambient light in the room.

For more information on brightness see our Projector features guide"]; Text[12]=["Brightness (Lumens)","This is a powerful and extremely bright projector best suited for use in theatres, lecture halls or at conference venues.

For more information on brightness see our Projector features guide"]; Text[17]=["Display Type: DLP","Digital Light Processing. DLP Technology is generally regarded as the better choice for video display as opposed to LCD Technology.

DLP produces smoother images for video as well as being able to acheive very high contrast ratios providing greater depth to the image. LCD provides more pixellated images but delivers more intense colours.

For more information on the advantages and disadvantages of DLP Technology see our LCD vs DLP advice page."]; Text[28]=["Display Type: LCD","Liquid Crystal Display.LCD tends to produce more saturated colours and sharper images than the alternative DLP technology.

For more information on the advatages and disadvantages of LCD Technology see our LCD vs DLP advice page."]; Text[47]=["Lamp Life (Typical) (hours)","This figure is a guideline provided by the manufacturer. It is based on normal operating conditions and general projector maintenance as specified in the projector's user guide. The lamp is covered by a much shorter warranty than the projector.

An average estimated lamp life for a projector is approximately 2000 hours."]; Text[29]=["Contrast Ratio","This is a low contrast ratio projector, so is probably more suitable for presentations than it is for displaying video. For more information on contrast ratio see our Projector features guide "]; Text[44]=["Contrast Ratio","This is medium contrast ratio projector. If you require a projector with a higher contrast ratio perhaps consider DLP projectors as they can achieve contrast ratios of up to 3500:1.

For more information on contrast ratio see our Projector features guide"]; Text[45]=["Contrast Ratio","This is a high contrast ratio projector. Images produced will have good depth and clarity, particularly in low ambient light conditions.

High contrast ratios are expecially preferable for displaying video presentations.

For more information on contrast ratio see our Projector features guide"]; Text[46]=["Contrast Ratio","This an extremly high contrast ratio projector. High contrast ratios are expecially preferable for displaying video/home cinema.

Images produced will be vivid. Depth of image will be exceptional.

For more information on contrast ratio see our Projector features guide"]; Text[15]=["Fan Noise (db)","This is an extremley quiet projector. The noise from the fan is virtually silent."]; Text[16]=["Fan Noise (db)","This is a quiet projector. The fan noise is audible when you stand close to the projector, but is not intrusive."]; Text[22]=["Fan Noise (db)","Fan noise is noticeable on this projector but is not distracting to the presentation."]; Text[23]=["Fan Noise (db)","Fan noise is noticeable on this projector but if the projector is generally sited away from the audience it should not prove to be an issue."]; Text[26]=["Fan Noise (db)","Fan noise is noticeable if seated near this projector. This may be a factor to bear in mind in small rooms or for home cinema applications."]; Text[42]=["Warranty","This is the standard warranty provided with this projector. The warranty is supported directly by the manufacturer."]; Text[49]=["Keystone Correction: Yes","This projector is able to digitally correct an image so that the image is squarer when the projector is placed above or below the screen. Please see the brochure for this projector for more information on how much correction is possible, and whether it can also correct the image when the projector is to the left/right of the screen (horizontal keystone correction)."]; Text[50]=["Display Type: CRT","CRT projectors are conventionally used where the projector is subject to heavy use and/or cigarette smoke. Their main application is pubs and clubs, as they are generally liquid cooled and unaffected by nicotine. They tend to produce lower light outputs than LCD/DLP projectors."]; Text[51]=["Security code","The Security Code adds yet another level of security to your transactions with us. Online transactions can be higher risk because we can not physically see the card and ask for a signature. This code does not reveal any extra information to us about you or your company. It simply helps protect you and us from fraudulent abuse of your card by others. The 3-digit Security Code feature on the back of Visa and MasterCard helps us ensure your credit card transactions. "]; Text[52]=["Cookies","Cookies can contain any arbitrary information the server chooses and are used to maintain state between otherwise stateless HTTP transactions. Typically this is used to authenticate or identify a registered user of a web site as part of their first login process or initial site registration without requiring them to sign in again every time they access that site. Other uses are maintaining a 'shopping basket' of goods selected for purchase during a session at a site, site personalisation (presenting different pages to different users), and tracking a particular user's access to a site.


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For more information on resolution see our Projector resolution guide"]; Text[55]=["Resolution: SXGA+","This is the projector's native resolution. The projected image is made up of 1400 x 1050 pixels. SXGA projectors are generally higher priced than XGA projectors, and are generally purchased for professional applications needing fine reproduction of detail.

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Same physical size as a compact disc but has a capacity to hold a minimum of 4.7GB of data, 9.4GB if dual layer and/or dual sided. DVD-Video discs can hold about 4 hours of video on a dual layer disc depending upon the amount of compression applied. It uses MPEG-2 compression at a maximum rate of 9.2 Mbps with most video compressed at about 4Mbps at 720x480 pixels. All players support AC-3 (Dolby Digital), PCM, and MPEG-2 audio with up to 8 separate tracks. DTS is usually supported but isn't mandatory to the format. DVD-Audio supports up to 6 channels of 24 bit, 192KHz sampled PCM audio."]; Text[8130] = ["","A high quality, digital connection typically found in higher end PCs and Apple Macs."]; Text[8125] = ["","A menu function to extend lamp life and reduce energy consumption by slightly reducing brightness"]; Text[896] = ["","High-Bandwidth Digital Content Protection. 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