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disconnect [‚dis·kə′nekt] (electricity) To open a circuit by removing wires or connections, as distinguished from opening a switch to stop current flow. (engineering) To sever a connection.
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| Off and Go," which allows users to unplug the power cord when they finish a presentation and start packing up while internal circuitry runs the fan and cools the projector, is another feature. A new feature-Instant Off-enables users to power down and unplug the projector immediately, eliminating delays often associated with cool-down cycles. I found the easiest way to "unplug" was to, quite literally, unplug. |
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