Abstract: The present invention provides for an electronic image projection device having integrated computer capabilities built into the projector such that the data producing the projected image can be produced and retrieved without a separate, external, computing device. Alternatively, the present invention provides an electronic image projection device having the ability to removably mount a computing device (e.g. a laptop computer) in a manner that does not require numerous external cable connections or technical expertise.

Abstract: The present invention provides for an electronic image projection device having integrated computer capabilities built into the projector such that the data producing the projected image can be produced and retrieved without a separate, external, computing device. Alternatively, the present invention provides an electronic image projection device having the ability to removably mount a computing device (e.g. a laptop computer) in a manner that does not require numerous external cable connections or technical expertise.

Abstract: A flashlight holder includes a C-shaped clamp that holds a flashlight by friction. The clamp is attached by an angled arm to a tripod that supports the arm in a fixed position of choice. Magnet assemblies in the legs of the tripod are mounted so as to swivel, allowing the flashlight holder to be secured by magnetic force to a ferromagnetic surface. The flashlight holder is preferably made of low-density polypropylene, which is both inexpensive to buy and easy to mold in molds that require little or no relief. The angled arm makes it easy to set a flashlight at any orientation with respect to an iron or steel surface to provide light to work on car and truck engines and the like.