Epson PowerLite S4 3LCD Projector The Epson PowerLite S4 Projector delivers color-rich presentations in the office or at home. Easily transported to your home or office, it’s convenient, lightweight and ideal for presenters on the go. Get affordable, big-screen performance for enjoying DVDs or video games with amazing color and detail. Seven selectable color modes and HDTV-ready use provides the very best performance for native 4:3 or 16:9 resizing. Accurate color registration gives you rainbow free, crisp, detailed video and data images. It’s the perfect choice for formal presentations or entertaining friends. Focal length – 16.6 mm Zoom ratio – Digital zoom 1.0 – 1.35 Screen Size(projected distance) – 30 – 300 (2.9 – 39.8′) Keystone Correction Vertical – +/-30 degrees Brightness (high brightness mode) – 1800 ANSI lumens Contrast Ratio (high brightness, game mode) – 500 – 1 Brightness Uniformity (typical) – 85% Color Reproduction – 16.7 mil Audio Output – 1 W Monaural HDTV capable Power-on and -off beeps let users know projector has received command 4-second startup time avoids presentation delays and reduces presentation jitters Color-coded cables make connectivity easy for first-time users Remote Control features – Source selection, power, resize, color mode, volume, e-zoom, A/V mute, freeze, menu, page up and down, mouse functions, help, auto Remote Operating distance – 19.7 ft (6 m) PC and Mac compatible Fan Noise – 36 db (High Brightness), 30 db (Low Brightness) Lamp Life – 2000 hours (high brightness); 300 hours (low brightness) Dimensions – 9.7 x 12.9 x 3.9 includes lens and feet Weight – 5.7 lb (2.6 kg)

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Monterey County Herald – Mary Robinson of San Diego walks her English springer spaniels, Benny and Jet, in Monterey on Tuesday. Robinson, her husband, Rich, and their dogs were vacationing in the area and were disappointed there wasn’t an off-leash dog park in town. (VERN

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Guardian Unlimited – One of the dogs was found to have 157 separate injuries. David Ward MoD releases names of soldiers killed in Iraq The two soldiers killed while on patrol in Maysan province, southern Iraq, on Thursday were named last night as Corporal Ben Leaning, 24

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