Polaroid Polaview 335 XGA Manual page 11

Polaview 335 XGA and 235 SVGA
Super-Portable LCD Projectors
Frequently Asked Questions (cont'd)
What is advanced polysilicon technology?
Basically, it is an advanced manufacturing process that deposits polycrystalline silicon on a plate. This
high-temperature deposition of polycrystalline silicon creates a definite crystal structure in defined
regions of the plate. The result is a silicon LCD that allows a sharp image to be transmitted.
Why does a .9" polysilicon panel make a difference?
This thinner glass panel offers less light diffusion. The result is that whites become whiter, and other col-
ors do not become "muddy" or mixed with the transmission of other colors. The result is brilliant, more
saturated colors overall.
What is a PCMCIA-ATA Compatibility Type II flash memory card?
PCMCIA cards allow you to project images without connecting your Polaview 335 or 235 to a computer.
If you travel, or have to make presentations in many locations, this is an important feature. Genuine
Polaroid PCMCIA-ATA Type II flash cards are 100% compatible with both the Polaview 335 and
Polaview 235. These cards are available in a range of memory capacities.
What file formats does the PCMCIA-ATA card handle?
PCMCIA-ATA can handle the JPEG format. There are many manufacturers of PCMCIA-ATA cards, how-
ever genuine Polaroid PCMCIA-ATA cards guarantee smooth, compatible performance. The size of the
Polaroid card that you purchase depends upon the size of your presentation.
Are video and audio supported?
The Polaview 335 and 235 provide integrated digital video for the finest multimedia presentations and
are compatible with all worldwide video standards (NTSC, NTSC 4.43, PAL, PAL M, PAL N, PAL 60,
SECAM). The Polaview 335 and 235 can also accommodate component DVD and HDTV inputs. They
also feature direct connect capability to allow for digital camera input. For audio, the Polaview 335 and
235 each have a built-in 1 watt speaker.
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