Abstract: A voice-activated video display mechanism that projects or displays information on a screen during a presentation as controlled by a user's voice is disclosed. The preprogramed slides or pictures change in response to certain spoken words by the presenter. Such functionality permits seamless display of information that corresponds directly to the speaker's spoken word thus allowing for a presentation that is easier to comprehend and understand. Also, the projector has capabilities for the playback of DVD media, either as part of a presentation or as a separate standalone DVD viewer. A built in printer also allows for the production of hard copies of the displayed information.