Xming M1 Laser Mini Projector
All-Metal Unibody Design
ALPD Technique Applied
“Advanced Laser Phosphor Display” is condensed to ALPD . It uses blue laser based on GaN to stimulate the moving fluorescent materials to produce one or more primary colors, applied to image display.It is the core technology forhigh brightness image display.
Real Theater Level
Auto Focus
Specification
- Native Resolution: 1280 x 800
- Brightness: 3000 Visual Lumens, 700 True Lumens
- Throw Ration: 1.2:1
- Projection Distance: 0.5 - 7m
- Bluetooth: Bluetooth4.0
- Picture Formats: JPG, JPEG, BMP, GIF, PNG
- Video Formats: MP4, RMVB, AVI, RM, MKV
- Audio Formats: MP1, MP2, MP3, WMA, WAV, APE, OGG, OGA, FLAC, AAC, M4A
- Power Supply: 100-240V
- Built-in Speaker: Yes
- Noise (dB): 50dB
- Lamp Life: 60000 hours
- DVB-T Supported: No
- External Subtitle Supported: No
- Aspect ratio: 16:10 / 16:9 / 4:3
- 3D: No
- Tripod Height: No
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1 Comments :
Write CommentsThe ‘Beamer Mieten’ or ‘Beam Ball’ is a kind of ball in cricket where a bowler delivers a high full toss ball that goes over the waist height of the batsman benchmarked when he is standing inside the crease. It is considered to be a dangerous ball and immediately the umpire signals it to be no ball. The batsman could get hurt badly because most parts of the body above the waist remain unprotected to provide flexibility.
ReplyCause
On most occasions it’s due sweaty palms or a wet ball (dew covered outfield). Sometimes the bowler aims to bowl a Yorker especially during the death overs and the trajectory could go horribly wrong and result in a beamer.
Repercussions
The threatening nature of the deIivery leads the Umpire to issue a first ‘warning’ to the bowler. If the bowler delivers another beamer in the same innings, the umpire suspends him from bowling for the remainder of the innings. The ball might slip out of the hands if it is wet. Recent changes in Rule have resulted in a beamer resulting in a free hit for the next ball, which wasn’t the case earlier. In Test matches, though, there is no such concept of free hit yet.
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