Yes, but the picture will be correspondingly small. The farther away the projector is from the screen, the bigger the picture will be.
Projector because if you put a magnet close to the lcd screen it could explode!
Because the outside has put one touch screen panel, so then any LCD/LED can change as touch screen.
An LCD Projector would be a good idea. You can have a screen as big as you like, and watch movies or television on it. This saves space and is easy to set up or put away as needed.
input, because your giving the computer information an lcd screen or TV is an out put device because its giving info to you through via visuals.
Projecters show a larger version on a screen or blank wall of what you are either teaching or watching. For example when i went to my friends house she has a projecter and we watched 'Get Smart' on her big blank wall in her house and she projected it on this little machine that you put the DVD in and it comes out the lense.
Put your hand closer to the screen as it will grow bigger
Condensation can be eliminated on the LCD screen of a GPS depth sounder by sealing the seams between the screen and frame with a silicone aquarium sealant. Also, put petroleum jelly on any visible cracks on the screen.
Most screen protectors are self-adhesive, so you merely want to clean the screen. Never spray or drop liquids directly onto the iPad screen. Use a microfibre cloth and liquid cleaner designed for LCD screens. Spray the cloth, then wipe the screen.
look for the biggest widest room away from the sun and put it so from any angle u can watch :)
You could tape it to the wall or put it on top of your flat screen. You would just have to stand farther away if you put it on top.
No unless u fix it it's useable put it's being repaired on monday i was just wondering should i continue to use it till then since not all the screen is dead or will using it cause more damage
They tend to be more fragile than CRT monitors and can thus be cracked or "dented" more easily. LCD screens often have trouble reproducing all of the levels of the grayscale (the range of grays between true black and true white). When producing a bright white image, many LCD screens oversaturate the grayscale: the lightest grays of the scale are lost in the white background. Oversaturation can also lead to loss of color range - a poor color reproduction of a LCD screen at the brightest end of the scale, closest to white. A color-tracking error occurs when the intensity of red, green, and blue (RGB) do not adjust identically with signal-level changes for LCD screen. This lack of balance between the RGB channels affects color as well as grayscale, but it is most easily identified as a shift in color within shades of gray. Perfectly uniform backlighting across an LCD's entire display surface is difficult to achieve. It is not uncommon for an LCD to have bright or dim patches or subtler variations in color intensity, which give the appearance of shading across the screen, or variable color intensity on the LCD display. Additionally, using a dark screen is the easiest way to spot glare and reflection problems, both of which can have distracting effects when you're viewing an LCD screen. LCD screens are vulnerable. Dead pixels can occur when the screen is damaged or pressure is put upon the screen. Unfortunately, few manufacturers replace screens with dead pixels under warranty. A cracked or broken LCD displays not repairable and requires a new LCD screen to be replaced. Luckily, it is easy to replace even if you are not a technical person. Since most computer's manufacturers charge too much, you may try to find third-party companies on the market that are selling LCD screens. Some places carry a large inventory of a brand new LCD panel replacement. If you are unable to find a particular model listed on the websites, you can call or email them.