Displays
Manufacturer
Optoma H31 Home Theater 480p DLP Video Projector
“I've had this unit for proably 8 years and am on my 2nd lamp -> the first actually just lost brightness after about 6,000 hours. Everything I've wanted in a projector.” --septemous
Optoma EP719 DLP Portable Projector 2000
“I purchased this to use as a very large PC monitor. Of course this made it a smart TV before TVs were smart. The first one ran for about 750 hours and quite. I bought a new bulb but it was the power supply. So there I sat with a new bulb and a good used one so what was I to do but buy a used one. The second one has a much cleaner - truer display and takes much longer cooling everything...” --LowGear
Optoma DW339 WXGA, 2600 Lumen, 3D Multimedia Projector
“I was replacing my older InFocus IN72 DLP that had not been in service for a couple of years. I decided to set my theater up again (after a couple of moves) and when I did there was a large white stripe on the right side of the display. That sent me shopping for something budget oriented with decent quality, easy on the wallet. I leaned on many of the other reviewers that spoke highly of this...” --savrip
Optoma HD65 720p DLP Home Theater Projector
Powered by DLP technology and featuring a multitude of connections and functionality, the HD65 delivers the vivid and the vibrant in picture performance and image quality. Featuring 1600 lumens, a 4000:1 contrast ratio (with ImageAI), native 720p High-Definition resolution, and a 16:9 aspect ratio in a sleek and diminutive form factor at 4 pounds with extensive connectivity options.
Optoma HD25-LV 3D-Home Theater Projector
The Optoma HD25-LV delivers outstanding high-definition 1080p video and graphics with unsurpassed color accuracy and incredibly sharp detail. The Optoma HD25-LV will dazzle your audience with its stunning image clarity. Its 3000 ANSI lumens and 20,000:1 contrast ratio provide the brightness you need for your most demanding home theater installation. It offers full 3D compatibility for seamless...
Optoma HD33 1080p 3D Projector
“First off, I have to come clean ......not only have I never reviewed a projector before, this is the first projector I've ever owned. And while I try to keep myself abreast of the newest info, trends, and technology that floods the AV market, by no means am I professional. So if you are looking for tech specs, industry jargon, or someone with a time tested trained eye that can decent the...” --futurecode
Optoma DE-GWII9106E 106 inch Motorized
GrayWolf II is an innovative new high-contrast, gray-base screen able to deliver impressive1.8 gain, designed ideally for home theaters. The stylish housing allows flush mounting to theceiling or wall, with standard IEC power plug and integrated 12 volt trigger, for quick setup.
Optoma HD23 Full HD Home Cinema 1080p Projector , 2500lm , DLP , 5000:1 , Contrast Ratio
Ultraportable Weighs just 6.4 lbs. for lightweight portability. DLP (Digital Light Processing) technology Produces sharp, clear images. 1080p (1920 x 1080) resolution Reproduces lifelike images in stunning high-definition. ±5° vertical keystone correction For distortion-free images. 2500 lumens of brightness and 5000:1 contrast ratio For bright...
Optoma HD66 2500ANSI Lumens 4000:1 3D-Ready DLP Home Theater Projector - White
Optoma's HD66, 3D-Ready home theater projector delivers the future! Breathtaking and bold, the Optoma HD66 hometheater projector provides stunningly beautiful widescreen viewing. The 3D-Ready HD66 adds a whole new demension to the gaming and home theater experience-and delivers more dynamic learning in education and training applications. With 2500 ANSI lumens, 4000:1 contrast, and native...
Optoma HD25 HD 3D-Home Theater Projector
“This is my second projector, the first being the Optoma HD20. My comparisons therefore are only in relation to that venerable sub-$1000 projector. I am projecting on to a "96 Stewart screen at 1.5X in a room controlled Man Cave built in the basement of my home. Viewing distance is 9 feet with the projector mounted 3 feet above seating distance. To answer the first obvious question, yes the...” --jamnperry
