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The Epson does offer built in image enhancement and with the higher contrast, it might look better in 3D. I never liked the Epsons because they are notorious for crosstalk with high brightness. I haven't seen the 2150, though. Using a 100" screen, yes, the uhd51a should be sufficiently bright enough.
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Looks like another recent Full HD only but 3D supporting entry level projector from Optoma, the HD243X:
https://www.projectorreviews.com/opt...-capabilities/
It will never cease to amaze me, that the 3D Sync VESA ports for 3D-RF glasses applications survive in Optoma's low cost front projector models, but are otherwise absent from all their 4K XRD front projectors (DLP Link only).
Not sure if Scott Wilkinson is correct that the HD243X requires a 3D RF-System (no DLP Link?) but the real strange part is this:
Optoma:
Full 3D
Display true 3D content from almost any 3D source, including 3D Blu-ray Disc™ players, 3D broadcasting, and the latest-generation game consoles. Support for 144Hz rapid-refresh rate provides ultra-smooth flicker-free images. Optoma 3D glasses required.
Scott: Optoma no longer offers these accessories, but you can easily find them online from companies like Xpand.
https://www.projectorreviews.com/opt...-capabilities/
It will never cease to amaze me, that the 3D Sync VESA ports for 3D-RF glasses applications survive in Optoma's low cost front projector models, but are otherwise absent from all their 4K XRD front projectors (DLP Link only).
Not sure if Scott Wilkinson is correct that the HD243X requires a 3D RF-System (no DLP Link?) but the real strange part is this:
Optoma:
Full 3D
Display true 3D content from almost any 3D source, including 3D Blu-ray Disc™ players, 3D broadcasting, and the latest-generation game consoles. Support for 144Hz rapid-refresh rate provides ultra-smooth flicker-free images. Optoma 3D glasses required.
Scott: Optoma no longer offers these accessories, but you can easily find them online from companies like Xpand.
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