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-====== Distributed Scanning Technology ======
+====== Distributed Scanning ======
 Distributed Scanning is a great method to improve the quality of a Laser Graphics display. Laser displays have a widely known problem: – complex Graphics have many points, a long trace path, and as a result, it is hard for a single Projector to display them. As a result, Graphics must be simple, or the refresh rate drops down, and the image starts to flicker. A typical example of such a problem is found with Text. Text Characters have many corners, and we want to display many characters. Because of this, the image will flicker, and this doesn't looks attractive. Distributed Scanning allows the User to split the workload of displaying the Graphic over two or more Projectors. The advantage of this is part of the Graphic is drawn by one Projector and the other parts, by others, thereby splitting the workload of drawing the graphic over ALL of the Projectors and reducing the workload on each.