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Slide Projector

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slide projector [′slīd prə‚jek·tər]
(engineering)
optical lantern
Slide Projector 

an opticomechanical projection device that magnifies images of transparent originals (slides and filmstrips) onto a built-in or wall screen. Slide projectors are used frequently during lectures to display pictures and drawings and for reading microfilm. Varieties of slide projectors include slide viewers and the magic lantern.
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