Anyone know what one of these is in English ?

A thingy you plug into a laptop and which projects your Powerpoint presentation onto a screen.

I thought that an overhead projector was used for acetate slides, and a beamer was used for connections to laptops, etc. At least that's what we call it over here.

Unfortunately, and I'm not joking, our wedding venue last night seriously thought that I was asking them to hire me a BMW.

Posted By: Steve in Holland on June 20th 2007 at 13:35:34

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Anyone know what one of these is in English ? (Other Football) - Steve in Holland, Jun 20, 13:35:34
- Light Pro innit? (n/m) (Other Football) - blindasabat, Jun 20, 13:42:48
- It's a projector. (Other Football) - Johnny Comecardiff, Jun 20, 13:40:05
  - Ours at work is bolted to the ceiling so it is overhead just to confuse the subject (n/m) (Other Football) - Swiss Yellow, Jun 20, 14:00:00
    - So's ours, and all the remote controls have been nicked so you have to climb on the table. (Other Football) - Steve in Holland, Jun 20, 14:07:53
      - stop wearing them short skirts and crotchless knickers them (n/m) (Other Football) - blindasabat, Jun 20, 14:10:06
        
        ha ha. You are on very good form today. (n/m) (Other Football) - Tricky Hawes, Jun 20, 14:19:53
        
        thank you (n/m) (Other Football) - blindasabat, Jun 20, 15:03:08
  - Ta. I'll try again this time and hope they don't try to sell me a car. (n/m) (Other Football) - Steve in Holland, Jun 20, 13:42:07

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