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ITT technology that used to be really common but is now almost completely gone
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>>109735280
Might be a more interesting thread if you tell us what that boomer crap is.
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Guess type c wonned
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>>109735294
It's a transparency projector. You print images or text on sheets of transparent plastic and place them on the glass panel, which is illuminated from below. A fresnel in the glass focuses the light toward the reflector on top, which redirects the image toward the wall. They were common in US public schools until a couple decades ago.
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>>109735280
there were LCD panels you could put on those to turn them into video projectors
https://youtu.be/uASRAWlDZQo
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>>109735614
Our school had that combo when we got taught how to make Christmas trees in Word and do basic calculation in Excel around 1998.
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what is even that thing? looks cringe
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Every bar at one point seemed to have one of these Seleco low end 15khz only crt projectors.
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>>109735320
The buses in my area proudly introduced USB A charging sockets in them around a decade ago complete with backlighting and I regularly see people STAB it with their C plugs of their smartphones as if they're going literally crazy that for some unknown reason it won't fit.
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>>109735280
People I work with call power point presentations "foils". It's pervasive enough that new grads have started doing it too. Christ.
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>>109735673
sovl
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>>109735320
They're still everywhere.
But a new high end motherboard and it has way more USB-A ports than USB-B

>>109735695
You must live in a particularly retarded city - have they never seen an A to C cable?
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>>109735280
these were better than the burned out beamers most classrooms have today
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>>109735614
Yes but projectors have also been superseded by large TV's.
It's amazing how cheap large TV's are now.
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>>109735785
Do you not understand that half of the population has an IQ below 100, and that most of those are poor (busriders)?
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>>109735785
>You must live in a particularly retarded city
Not sure, it was in multiple places.
>2 zoomerlettes
>1 middleaged woman
>1 guy in his 20s (admittedly he only stabbed once, then realizing he needs an a plug. the others tried repeatedly tho and one of the zoomies went to fucking town literally)
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>>109735320
USB-C is a glorified phone charger connector, nothing more.
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>>109735836
>Women.
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>>109735280
What do you mean? It's still in use today

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=656058JxTM0
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That was what Boomers used before PowerPoint. You put transparent sheets of plastic on there and would have to write the slides by hand and use a special printer or copier.
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>>109735673
My grandpa had one of these in his party basement
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>>109735725
Yeah, extremely thick cigarette smoke everywhere that catches half of the projected light and extremely drunk people either singing karaoke or watching sports. Tubes driven at max brightness since start and worn out with extreme burn-in.
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>>109736242
They also sold overhead film that you could print on with a regular inkjet or laser printer. I think you can still order it online.
t. boomerlennial who used it for presentations in school
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>>109736445
I can feel the vibe
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>>109736242
There was also Multi-image with multiple slide projectors driven by computer control for more elaborate presentations if you had lots of money to spare.
https://youtu.be/tSf7BFnObmc
https://youtu.be/g3G81UDLd2Y
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>>109735867
>vs glorifed flash drive connector
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>>109736486
https://youtu.be/PD5h1qAcJMs
https://youtu.be/-V3aWWZFYVY
https://youtu.be/bmgpj8_2Ad8
https://youtu.be/6_ro7p-E9YE
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>>109736002
>in which /g/ learns the meaning of the word "almost"
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>>109735823
>It's amazing how cheap large TV's are now.
They figured out how to use those TV's as a botnet to scrape the entire internet for AI training.
Try banning a billion residential IPs all asking for a couple pages of your website randomly.
They're just another reason why the internet is garbage.
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>>109735280
Always hated those things. Especially if you were seated at the back of the class and it was impossible to read.
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>>109736783
>>109736453
It was always impossible to stay awake in the class right after lunch if they used the overhead projector with the lights off
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>>109736609
Why bother hedging if it's just gonna be ignored. :-)
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>>109735867
USB-C can power a laptop while connecting it to a monitor and all peripheral devices.
I'd say it's a glorified connector period.



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