True "projector" lights have a very simply design, with what kinda looks like a giant magnifying glass as a lens. Behind the glass is the reflector. Between the reflector and the glass is a piece of metal we'll call a "wall" that blocks all the bulbs light at the bottom (high beam light).
Now, there is a new projector called a "Bi" light (i.e. "Bi-Halogen"), which uses an electric solenoid to drop the "wall" when the high beams are actuated. Still uses a single filament bulb.
Neither headlight in the photo in post #2 looks to be a projector light (sorry). At least not a true projector. The main light is considered a diamond cut light. I can't quite tell what the smaller light is though. (in the turn signal position...is it still a turn signal?).
Here's a photo of a true projector light (happens to be a BiHalogen projector):
But I wish the photo was a head-on shot. Then I could be sure on yours.