This is an overhead projector. It's useful for projecting transparencies, and has lately been replaced by digital projectors. It's useful for presenting pie charts.

You can pick one of these up at OfficeMax. It'll set you back $200.
This is a Zeiss Mark 9 planetarium projector. It's a multi-lensed projector that can display fully accurate high definition video of stellar objects over a 180 degree hemisphere. It's involved in what is often a child's first full fledged science experience.

These will set you back a few million dollars, because it ISN'T A FUCKING OVERHEAD PROJECTOR. PLEASE STOP CALLING IT THAT.
I hope that clears up the confusion you seem to have.


3 comments:
Right On!
Interesting blog. I enjoyed reading it. thanks
I thought as much! I like your blog and your candor. I'm running a McPalin Limerick contest on mine, if you care for that sort of thing. My next limerick has to cover this Zeiss issue..
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