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Evidence Presentation Technology
Importance In The Courtroom
| The evidence presentation system provides the opportunity
to counsel to make presentations to the Court and jury through hardware
and software located in the courtroom. The same monitors used to display
a document, a diagram, or a photograph and can also be used to display
a videotaped deposition or to show a computer animation. |
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| Counsel are free from the difficulties of arranging
for equipment to be installed in the courtroom and the integration of
various input devices. |
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| Displaying a document to the jury as it is being
explained speeds up the trial and enhances the jury's comprehension of
the testimony. The jury's attention can be focused on the examining attorney's
presentation rather than some other document that may be in a trial notebook. |
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| Security problems are alleviated in cases of drugs
and weapons. They can be displayed through the Elmo instead of being
passed to the jury for viewing. |
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Any computer can be added into the evidence presentation
system. This enables counsel to use the software they are most comfortable
with in front of a jury. They simply plug their notebook computer into
the system and are ready to go.
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HV-5000XG, Full-featured XGA presenter
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The Elmo is a visual presenter that allows hard copy paper,
photographs, slide films, transparencies (negative and positive), and conventional
video camera viewing all from one apparatus. It is similar to an overhead
projector but uses a video camera and has an eight-time zoom lens built
in. It will display hard copy paper sizes of half a name card to B4 sheets.
Slides from 35mm to A4, both positive and negative, can be viewed without
a special adapter. Output from the Elmo is distributed throughout the courtroom
via distribution boxes to the monitors. The Elmo allows documents to be
displayed without the necessity of prior scanning. It works very well with
three-dimensional objects.
The Elmo visual presenter is a remarkably
flexible device that permits the examining attorney, all other attorneys,
the parties, the judge, the witness, and the jury to view an item of
evidence at the same time. From a pedagogical standpoint this is a great
benefit for the fact finder because it allows the judge and/or jury to
view and follow along as the lawyer examines the witness with respect
to the particular exhibit rather than having to wait until the testimony
is completed before inspection by the finder of fact. |
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The HV-5000XG offers versatile features
for high-quality presentations. XGA clear image reproduction as well
as video. - - True XGA resolution plus NTSC/PAL video output
- 1/3" 850,000 (1,077 x 788) pixels Progressive- scan CCD
- Analog RGB (XGA-75Hz) output
- Converts the external analog RGB input into video output
- 15fps image transfer
- High-quality 10x optical zoom
- Auto focus
- Wireless remote control |
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HV-5000XG, Full-featured XGA presenter
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SMART
Expression 303 |
- Simplify your multimedia setup with the Expression 303 mobile multimedia
cabinet. It seamlessly integrates your choice of peripherals in an attractive,
lockable unit. The control panel gives you laptop connections as well as
power and audio control.
- Access all multimedia equipment from a single location. The 303 integrates
your computer, VCR or DVD player, compact printer and projector.
- Share resources among rooms by easily moving your multimedia system.
- Connect a guest laptop to the control panel and access all peripherals.
With a single button, you can toggle between the internal computer
and the laptop
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Sharp PG-C30XU Multimedia LCD Projector
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| Big impact in a small package. Portable,
versatile and super-easy to use projector. From color-coded user interface
points and easily identifiable icon-based adjustment buttons, to full
automatic synchronization of images and input sources, the Sharp Notevision
C30XU LCD projector is bound to make your life a little easier. The Sharp
Notevision C30XU LCD projector will accept input signals ranging from
VGA and SVGA to its native XGA resolution and up to 1600 x 1200 (UXGA).
The Sharp Notevision C30XU LCD projector projects each input mode in
exacting detail without the need for any manual adjustments. It's compatible,
versatile, and very easy to use. Just plus it in to your data or video
source and let the presentation begin. Your audience will love it. |
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1700 ANSI Lumens: brightness with excellent uniformity
Two Separate Data Inputs: for PC or Mac plus monitor out
AutoSYNC: for automatic image perfection
Intelligent ImageACE Resizing: supports VGA to UXGA resolutions
110-240V AC: international traveler power supply
Power Remote: with wireless mouse control and laser pointer
Digital Keystone Correction: with edge smoothing for distortion free set-up
PresenterPAK: Sharp exclusive features - simply "Connect,
Perfect, Project"
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Specifications: |
Brightness: 1700 ANSI Lumens
Display Resolution: XGA (1024 x 768)
Resolution Capability: UXGA (1600 x 1200)
Compatibility: VGA through UXGA (1600 x 1200)
Frequency Range: fH, 15-126 kHz/fV 43-200 Hz
Weight / Dimensions: 10.6 lbs. 9" x 4.75 x 12.2"
Unique Feature(s): 1500 ANSI Lumens with 90% CCR, Compact yet bright
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Contents: |
Sharp Notevision PG-C30XU Multimedia LCD Projector
Wireless remote with mouse control
9' RGB signal cable
9' grounded AC cord
270º wireless mouse IR receiver
PS/2 and USB mouse adapters
3' computer audio cable
Sharp Advanced Presentation Software
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Sharp PG-C30XU
Multimedia LCD Projector
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| A four-head VHS VCR is part of the presentation system and
allows VHS tapes to be played and displayed on the monitors located throughout
the courtroom. This alleviates the necessity of counsel bringing in a VCR
and television monitor on which to display a videotape to the Court or
to a jury. |
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