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When was the movie projector invented?
in was invented in 1860's
How do you talk just like Elmo?
There is a tool made out of cane that you put in your mouth and will take it to a really high pitch sound but I don't know how to do it.
What year did Tickle me Elmo come out?
The first of the giggling, vibrating dolls was released in 1996. It is based on the 1992 toy called Tickles The Chimp, which was not as popular.
Is Elmo a bear?
Elmo is a monster.
Is Elmo a pimp?
No, Elmo is a Muppet.
Is the Elmo HV-5100XG Overhead Projector hard to use?
The Elmo HV series are simple to use, but calibrating can be difficult.
Will the Elmo HV-5100XG Overhead Projector be good for a presentation?
The Elmo HV series are great for presentations and have very strong colors.
Is the Elmo HV-5100XG Overhead Projector suitable for classroom use?
The Elmo is great for classroom use, especially mounted on the ceiling.
When was overhead projector invented?
The overhead projector was invented in the 1960's.
Is the Elmo HV-5100XG Overhead Projector hard to assemble?
The Elmo HV-5100XG is requires very little assembly and can be up and running in 15 minutes.
Why was the projector invented?
The projector was invented to display images or videos on a larger screen for a group of people to see simultaneously. It allowed for presentations, movies, and other visual content to be shared in an easily viewable format, making it a useful tool for education, entertainment, and business purposes.
Who was the inventer of the projector?
Thomas Armat in 1893 invented the projector
Is the Elmo HV-5100XG Overhead Projector built well it looks fagile?
The Elmo 5100XG is built well and could probably be dropped an inch or two with no damage.
Where was Elmo invented?
The Muppet Workshop .
When was the movie projector invented?
in was invented in 1860's
When were hair bows invented?
they were invented in ELMO's world
Who inviented the projector?
Thomas Armat in 1893 invented the Kinetoscope aka the Projector.
