The projector has three internal LCDs and projects 2,000 lumens at a widescreen 1,280-by-800-pixel resolution.
The 16:9 ratio is common, although 16:10 and 15:9 are also available, and all are better at displaying widescreen DVD movies than a 4 3 screen.
Lounge in guest rooms laced with age-old chaise longues and chunky woollen blankets, or perch at the oak breakfast table (co-owner Mike runs a separate business making green oak furniture) and peer out at the widescreen views onto the surrounding hills and fields.
At his stage of inebriation, bar patrons in most other countries would be throwing punches or shouting hooligan obscenities at the widescreen TV.
(My editor at The New Yorker watched the announcement live on his office computer. Before Jobs was even done describing the new phone, he called me and said, "He had me at multi-touch, widescreen iPod").
Livin' on the Edge – taken from their multimillion-selling 1993 album Get a Grip – proved they could take on the topical and make it widescreen at the same time.
Whereas Marr had expressed fogeyish surprise at a guest's use of an iPad during the prolonged newspaper review that starts his show, Peston threw straight to Stratton – a colleague from ITV's News At Ten, where she is national editor and he political editor - at an interactive widescreen.
Not to be pushed aside by the newer, smaller PSP Go, the PSP-3000 boasts a big 4.3-inch widescreen at 480×272 pixels, is compatible with UMD disc-based games as well as downloadable games, and features most of what's available in the PSP Go at a much more reasonable price.
At first glance, it's apparently the world's lightest 12.1-inch widescreen notebook at 1.72 pounds, with the world's longest battery life (for a 12.1-incher) at just over eight hours, and the world's thinnest notebook with an optical drive at under an inch thick.
I decided to restore Napoleon after a widescreen festival at the Odeon Leicester Square in 1968.
