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A video projector uses a video signal to project an image onto a screen. Video projectors use CRT, LCD, or DLP technology. Visit this site to learn more about video projectors.

On this site, users can watch video reports of stories that appear in the New York Times. The site is searchable by subject and has links to sections of the New York Times online and print editions.

B&H Photo Video sells cameras, binoculars, photo equipment and darkroom supplies, computers, home entertainment, and many more products. They are located in New York City at their superstore but also sell from the website, phone, or fax.

Digital camcorders provide better picture and sound quality than analog camcorders, and may allow you to edit, add music, and play on your DVD or computer.

Metacritic was launched in 2001 with the stated mission of helping users make an informed decision about how to spend their money on entertainment.

YouTube was founded in 2005 and is already the leader in online video. It allows people to upload and share video clips. YouTube was purchased with a year of its launch by Google. YouTube is free; users can sign up on the website.

Audio conferencing enables three or more people to converse together from different locations. Audio conferencing usually makes use of speaker phones, but may also utilize video technology.

Primary source and archival materials relating to American culture and history. Browse writings and speeches, sound recordings, photographs and video images as well as prints, maps, and sheet music that document the American experience.

All The Web, founded in 1999, is a search engine. Users can customize their searches by Web, News, Pictures, Video, or Audio with Web as the default.

Avid is a developer of digital media creation tools. The products are used in film, animation, video, games and more. Their software is also used in classrooms, forensic specialists, and government.

BarnesandNoble.com is a subsidiary of Barnes and Noble, Inc. They claim to be the largest online book dealer with over 1 million books ready to be delivered. Besides books, users to the website can purchase films, music, pc and video games.

Dogpile is a metasearch engine that calls itself all the best search engines piled into one. One request fetches data from a number of other search engines.

The ESRB is a non-profit, self-regulatory body established in 1994. It assigns computer and video games ratings, enforces industry-adopted advertising guidelines, and helps ensure responsible privacy practices.

The website for the cooking magazine, Food and Wine. On this site, users can watch video interviews and demonstrations with chefs. Also subscription information for the magazine and recipes and other cooking, wine, and restaurant information.

GameFaqs, a part of GameSpot, hosts FAQs and walkthroughs for video games. Users can learn about game rules, strategies, and even how to cheat. All companies with games on GameFaqs are listed.

This website is the major source for downloads to Apple iPods, Macs, iPhones, and other Apple products. The site also contains information about all Apple products, including how to purchase refurbished iPods and other products.

MetaCrawler, developed in 1994 at the University of Washington and a brand of InfoSpace, is a metasearch engine that blends the top search results from a number of search engines all at once.

NVIDIA is a leader in programmable graphics processor technologies. Founded in 1993, it is headquartered in California. Their products are used in video games, film production, broadcasting, industrial design, space exploration, and medical imaging.

Photobucket, created in 2003 and headquartered in Denver, is a site for uploading, sharing, linking, and finding photos, videos, and graphics. Photobucket's free albums store thousands of photos and hours of video.