The document discusses long throw and short throw projectors. A long throw projector allows for projection over longer distances but results in more pixelated images the further away it is. It can also create silhouettes but allows for inverted bulb projection. A short throw projector avoids pixelation and focuses crisply up close when manually adjusted. It is better for smaller spaces since the lens flips down instead of using a mirror. The document also discusses using a Matrox device to project different images simultaneously from a single Mac running QLab software to multiple projectors. QLab allows importing media and scheduling playback of videos and audio for projections.