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Accessories include: AC cord, Composite ad VGA cables, wireless remote mouse w/laser pointer, User Guide, Quickstart card, lens cap and carrying bagThe Optoma EP 729 Micro Portable DDR DLP Projector is a micro projector that delivers the performance of larger and more powerful models. It’s the lightest and brightest projector in its category — providing 1,600 lumens, with ultra-sharp 2200:1 contrast. Your slides or video clips will practically jump off the screen, while being easier to control with the remote mouse&laser pointer. The Auto-sync function gives you easy set-up, real plug-n-play and auto-image functions make starting your presentation fast and simple. It’s fully HDTV compatible, for digital images that come to life. Brightness - 1,600 lumens (typical) Input/Output - VGA connector, S-Video, RCA Composite, USB port (mouse) Color Palette displays up to 16.7 million colors Lens - F/2.7 ~ 2.88, f=28.43 ~ 32.75 mm, 1.15X Manual Zoom&Focus H. Scan Rate - 31.5 to 80 kHz V. Refresh Rate - 56 to 86 kHz Adjustable cooling fan speeds for higher altitudes Highly advanced electronic keystone correction 156W P-VIP lamp with life up to 4,000 hours Dimensions - 6 x 2.46 x 7.87 (152.5 x 62.5 x 200 mm) Weight - 2.2 lbs (1 kg) Lamp - 90 Day Manufacturer Limited Warranty Projector - 2 Year Manufacturer Limited Warranty

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Company: OPTOMA TECHNOLOGY 

List Price: $1,500.00
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Every September, on the third week following the Labor Day holiday, the Great Frederick Fair welcomes all visitors with a program that is worthy of its name. The Fair was first held back in May 1822. How’s that for some tradition? It first started as a “Cattle Show” and progressed to its current status as a 4-H agricultural educational fair and good old fashioned entertainment for the whole family. Local farmers compete to win the top prizes for their exhibited cattle and livestock.

If you like history and architecture you must not miss the Schifferstadt Architectural Museum in Frederick, MD. This is the oldest building in Frederick and a perfect example of the mid-18th Century German architecture (built in 1756).

Here is another attractions you might definitely want to include in your tour of Frederick, Maryland:

The fantastic Lilypons Water Gardens present one of the largest lilly ponds in the world. People from all over the world come to see this garden situated in historic Buckeystown, just outside south of Frederick. Founded in 1917, this is really the place to be if you’d like to rest your tired eyes with the gorgeous spectacle of all kinds of delicate lilies. Koi & Wine Festival, Ed Sander Memorial Bike Ride, and Family Festival at the Farm (in October) are just some of the events held at this unique tourist spot (http://www.lilypons.com/).

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With today’s heightened security in airports, it is perfectly natural to want to have your luggage with you when you travel. You want to be certain everything you packed for your business trip or vacation arrives intact, and vigilance can guarantee that. For extended trips, however, travelers are likely to pack more, ultimately forcing them to check in some of their luggage.

It is important, therefore, to pack efficiently and smartly any bags that must be checked up front. Whether flying on a weekend trip or an extended stay overseas, know what is necessary to take and what is not as essential.

Clothing: Consider the trip, the places you plan to visit and the length of your absence from home. How many changes of clothing are necessary, and what types of clothing can you expect to wear? Sometimes, you might find you have packed too much for a trip, resulting in wrinkled clothing upon arrival. Or, you might find you have packed too many formal items for a trip that didn’t require it.

Before you open your suitcase, determine exactly what is on the itinerary. Consult weather reports for your destination and, if possible, research attractions and restaurants for any dress requirements. If you are headed to an all-inclusive Caribbean resort, you might find all you need is your swimsuit and one nice outfit! Check with your hotel in advance, too, to determine what laundry services are available or nearby. You may be able to pack half as much if you have such access.

Accessories: Do you really need to pack an iron? Can you live a few weeks without your laptop? Despite the gadgetry designed to make our lives easier, it is not difficult to find that too many gadgets on a short trip will prove to be aggravating. Thankfully, as hotels evolve even the “economy” accommodations offer enough amenities so travelers need not pack everything and the kitchen sink. Coffee makers, irons, hair dryers, and other home necessities are made available, though it is always a good idea to check with your hotel to see what is offered and what is not. For those traveling overseas, if you need to take electrical appliances, make sure you have the proper adapters so the plugs will fit.

Personal Grooming: When we forget things like soap and shampoos, those little bottles at the hotel are a blessing, yet you might not feel there is enough to suit your needs. Does this mean you should pack economy size bottles of everything? While the large bottles are nice, they are not always necessary for a trip, and sometimes those bottles can prove dangerous. Packed with clothing, there is always the risk of damage, and opening your suitcase to find every outfit soaked with mouthwash and smelling minty fresh.

Determine what essentials you need to pack - shampoo, makeup, toothpaste, etc. - and pack in a suitcase with a separate compartment. Medium size plastic bottles, no more than ten fluid ounces, is a good gauge. Make sure the bottles are not completely filled, in the event of temperature changes in cargo that may cause the plastic to expand or burst. Better yet, pack all bottles in an extra plastic bag to help ensure protection from leaks.

Knowing what to pack and how much is beneficial to your enjoying a vacation. The less encumbered you are by luggage, the less worry of damage, theft, or loss.

Kathryn Lively is a freelance writer who writes content for many travel related websites, including Park Atlanta (http://www.parkatlanta.com), long-term parking for Atlanta Hartsfield Airport, and The Grand Summit Hotel of New Jersey (http://www.grandsummit.com).

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