What to get at the end of FY?
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No Operating system
CD Drives
Processor
Memory
Hard drive space
Monitor Sizes and Speakers
Warranty
Different options
High end computer
Low end computer
Processor
Core 2 quad 3.o GHz
Core 2 duo 2.66 GHz
Memory
4 Gig
2 Gig
Hard Drive
320 Gig
160 Gig
Monitor
24” ultra sharp widescreen
None
Cd-rom drive
DVD- RW
DVD + DVD-RW
Price
$1876.80
$472.32
Warranty
3 year
3 year
Keyboard + mouse
Multimedia keyboard +
optical mouse
Regular keyboard + optical
mouse
We can configure a custom computer for you depending on what
your needs are.
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What will the main use of the printer be?
 Is it for only a single computer?
▪ Will it be used daily, or less often?
 Will it be networked?
▪ If so, how many people will be using it?
▪ Will it be the default printer?
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Will the printer be traveling with you?
Do you want the capability to print in color?
 Do you want to print very detailed and high
quality pictures?
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What other functions do you need the printer
to do other than printing?
What is your price range?
What warranty would be best for you?
 The warranty and cost go hand in hand: we
usually recommend a 3 year warranty
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Once you have found out what your
considerations are, you can start deciding
what printer you need.
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The easiest way to match a printer to what
you need is by looking at the specifications
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What is the monthly printing cycle?
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Will the printer duplex pages (print on both sides)?
What consumable parts does the computer use?
Is the printer networkable?
How many images are the print cartridges rated for?
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Laser printers
 tend to have a much higher quality when printing
 They also have a lower cost of per page printing.
 Tend to be faster when printing pages
 Can handle a larger workload
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Ink Jet printers
 Tend to cost much less than laser printers
 Some models are much more appropriate to travel
with(depending on size and make)
 Cost more for per page printing
 Have smaller ink cartridges that hold less ink
 Multifunction printer are more affordable
In most cases the best solution will be a
laser printer due to the per page costs,
quality, and print load.
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A good option would be the HP Deskjet D1520
 It’s very compact, there are not a lot of moving parts
that can break, and it’s very inexpensive
Laser
HP P1006
Color Laser
High Print load
HP CP1518ni
Dell 2330dn Laser
Small work group
Medium work group
Hp Color LaserJet
CP2025dn
Dell color LaserJet
3130CN
Large Workgroup
(may not be suitable
for all large workgroups)
Dell Color LaserJet
5110cn
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Less pricy consumer DSLRs are now seeing
features that had been reserved for mid and
upper-level DSLRs.
1080p video capture
720p video capture
HD quality stills
15.1 Mp
Compatible with 60 plus EF and EF-S optics
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The Tilt-Shift lens has been used in
architectural and portrait photography in the
medium and large format film space
The Tilt-Shift lens allows one to take a
photograph of a building with out the
keystone effect that a normal lens produces
The Canon EOS has these more advanced
lenses available
Canon Normal Tilt Shift TS-E
45mm f/2.8 Manual Focus Lens
for EOS
Rebel T1i can shoot HD 1080p,
has a 15.1 MP APS-C CMOS
sensor that can be pushed as
high as ISO 12,800. This is due
in part to the DIDIC 4 image
processor.
3” Clear View LCD with
Live View
The back has a nice lcd screen
as well as the usual eyepiece.
$899.95 at BH
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ISO 100 – 3200 (expandable to 6400 and 12800)
Shutter speeds 1/4000 – 30 sec, bulb
Burst capability 3.4 fps continuous shooting
Still images per GB: RAW: 50 JPEG: High res: 204,
Low Res: 1,137
Video resolution 1920x108@20fps, 1280x720@30fps,
640x480@30fps
Video Clip length: HD: 12 min, SD is 24 min or 4GB
Audio is mono only with recording
Outputs: USB 2.0 (mini-B), A/V out, HDMI (Type C)
Battery: LP-E5 Rechargable Lithium-ion Battery
Bower 650-1300mm
Telephoto lens
Lens has a T mount, so can be
used with any camera that a T
mount adaptor is available.
Reasonable price, limited in
functionality.
Nikon D90 able to
create HD 720p video
Another camera that can
capture in HD.
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4288x2848 large resolution
3216x2136 medium resolution
2144x1424 small resolution
HD 1280x720 @24 fps
VGA 640x424@24 fps
QVGA 320x216 @24 fps
Clip length limited to 5 minutes
12.9 Mp CMOS sensor with dust-reduction
system
Nikon F mount with AF coupling and AF
contacts.
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9.1 Mp Super Exmore CMOS Sensor
Full-res burst-rates of up to 10fps
20x Sony G-series optically stabilized zoom
lens
Can capture up to 224 degree horizontal
panoramic images (154 degree vertical)
BIONZ image miniprocessor
HD Video Recording
Sony Cyber-shot DSCHX1 Digital Camera
About 500 dollars
A horizontal example
of pushing the
panoramic
File size for a horizontal pan is
about 22 Mb.
Some vertical
panoramic examples
Again pushing the straight line
pan, but vertically. File size is
about 28Mb for vertical pan.
Movable 3” LCD screen
Videos are 1440x1080@30fps,
1280x720@30fps,
640x480@30fps These are in
MPEG-4 file format. The
camera has dual stereo mics
built in. Memory is Sony
Memory Stick PRO Duo (Mark
2)
Olympus SP-565 UZ
Digital Camera (Black)
Reasonably priced at about
260.
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10.0 Megapixels
20x Wide-angle Ultra Zoom (26 – 520mm)
2.5” LCD
Dual Image Stabilization
High Sensitivity (ISO 6400)
13.5 fps burst
Face detection
Manual and automatic exposure
Powered by AA batteries (NiMH or Alkaline)
VGA video at 30fps in AVI Motion JPEG w sound
Olympus SP-590UZ
Digital Camera (Black)
At about 450
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12Mp
26x Zoom (26-676mm)
2.7” LCD
ISO 80 – 6400
Manual and Automatic Exposure
13.5 fps for 30 frames at 3MP
Runs on 4 AA batteries
AVI Movie with sound 640x480@30fps
Super Macro Mode 0.39” minimum focus
distance
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4288x2848 large resolution
3216x2136 medium resolution
2144x1424 small resolution
HD 1280x720 @24 fps
VGA 640x424@24 fps
QVGA 320x216 @ fps
Clip length limited to 5 minutes
A look at the camcorders available
Aiptek A-HD 720p
High Definition
Camcorder
HD 720p recording at about 110
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5Mp CMOS Sensor
1280x720 H.264 Video @30fps
Up to 32GB SD Card Expansion
2x Digital Zoom
2.4” TFT Color Display
Still image JPEG (3200x2400)
Night Shot
Recording Video 512MB: up to 36 minutes
AV in
USB 2.0 and HDTV Component outputs
Aiptek Action-HD GVS
High Definition
Camcorder
Pricing at $199.00
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1080p
5Mp CMOS (2592x1944)
Focal Length 7.5 to 21.5 mm
5x optical zoom
1GB SD card holds 15 minutes of video in HD
1GB SD card holds 30 minutes WVGA 60fps
3” 270 degree swivel-reversible LCD
1440x1080 (HD 1080P)
1280x720 (HD, 60f)
848x480 (WVGA, 60f)
Output: USB 2.0, HDTV Component, Mic jack
Mic input
Panasonic SDR-H80
60GB HDD/SD Card
Camcorder
About 400
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1/8” CCD image Sensor (0.8Mp)
70x Ultra Zoom Lens (optical)
2.7” Wide LCD Display
Records in Standard Definition MPEG2
Audio: HDD: Dolby Digital (2channel)
6 lux (1/30 Low Light Mode) 2 lux (Magic Pix)
Digital Still mode (640x480)
Focal Length: 1.5 – 105 mm; f/stop = 1.9 – 5.7
Outputs are USB 2.0 and AV
Sony DCR-DVD850
DVD Handycam
Camcorder
About 400
1/8” Advanced HAD CCD
60x Zeiss Vario-Tessar Lens
Standard Definition MPEG2
Audio Dolby Digital 5.1
• 6 lux (Auto Slow Shutter on, 1/30 shutter speed)
• 16GB embedded flash memory (HQ 230 min)
• 3” DVD memory
• 16GB Memory Stick Pro Duo Media (LP 655m)
• 2.7” LCD
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Dell M109S On the Go
Projector
Lists for around 449.
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Brightness: 50 ANSI Lumens (Maximum)
Contrast Ration 800:1 Typical
Resolution 858x600 (SVGA)
Projection lens F/2.0, f=17.67 mm Fixed
Image Size: 15 to 60 inches (diagonal)
Projection Distance: 13.6 to 94.5 inches.
LED life cycle, up to 10,000 hours
Light source is R/G/B LED module
Keystone correction auto keystone and vertical
keyston adjustment
3M MPRO110
About 294.95 at B&H Photo
Native Resolution VGA(640x480)
Brightness: 7 lumens
Aspect Ratio: 4:3 Native
Lens is fixed
Projection size 6 to 50”
Input terminals: VGA, Composite Video, DC power
LED estimated life is 10,000 hours, not user changeable.
40 to 60 minute play on rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery
¼” 20 Standard Tripod socket enables hands-free
operation.
• 5.6 ounces
• LCoS technology
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Dell 1409X Projector
About $749 list
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2500 ANSI Lumens brightness
1024x768 XGA Resolution
1900:1 Contrast Ratio
DLP and Brilliant color tech
165 to 200 watt user replaceable 3000 hour
lamp
Projection size: 22.89 to 302.8”
Projection distance: 3.3 to 39.4’
Inputs: 1-PC, Composit RCA and SVGA, One
phone jack, DVI-D,
Dell 1209S
List is 549
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Brightness: 2500 ANSI Lumens
Contrast Ratio: 1800:1
Resolution 800x600, autosync to 1600x1200
F/2.41 – 2.55
Focal length: f=21.8-24.0 mm
Image size 22.;89” to 302.8”
Projection Distance: 3.3’ to 39.4’
Keystone correction vertical +40/-30 degrees
VGA output
2 VGA inputs
DVI-D input
Composite video
S-Video
Audio input and output
1 speaker, 8watt RMS (mono)
Projectors
Brightness
Contrast
Resolution
Dell M109S
50 ANSI Lumens
800:01:00
858x600 SVGA
3M MPRO110
7 ANSI Lumens
Dell 1409X
2500 ANSI Lumens
1900:01:00
1024x768 VGA
Dell 1209S
2500 ANSI Lumens
1800:01:00
800x600
640x480 VGA
Projector distance /
screen size
13.6" to 94.5"/16" to
60" diag
I/O
6" to 60"
VGA, Composite
3.3' to 39.4' / 22.89" to VGA, Composite, DVI-D
302.8"
audio
In: 2VGA, Composite,
3.3' to 39.4' / 22.89" to DVI-D, S-Video audio
302.8"
outputs: VGA audio
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What’s a netbook?
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It’s a small (12” screen or less) lightweight
laptop, optimized for email and web surfing.
Netbooks also handle Powerpoint quite well,
and are small enough that they can often fit
into a projector bag.
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What isn’t a netbook?
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It isn’t a desktop replacement.
It’s not for a lot of photo editing (small
screen) or video editing (not a powerful
processor or much RAM).
Pros
 Very small & light. Extremely portable.
 Long battery life (with 6- or 9-cell batteries)
 Significantly cheaper than laptops ($300-400)
Cons
 Small screen may be difficult/tiring to read
 Smaller keyboard requires adjustment
 Less RAM, less powerful processor
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Current laptops run around $1100 for a
machine with a Core 2 Duo processor, 2GB
RAM and an 80 GB HDD.
We would be more than happy to help you find
with your technology needs.
Please contact your county Support Specialist
Mick Hoeltzel – (405) 744-4390
Scott Wilson – (405) 744-4414
Levi Arnold – (405) 744-7847