Projector 1080p Optoma
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 Optoma HD33 3D 1080P DLP Home Theater Projector 1800 Lumens HDMI  US $1,499.00
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 NEW Optoma TX615 3D 3D Ready DLP Projector 1080p HD US $716.99
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 Optoma TH1060P 1 Inch 1080p Front Projector US $1,299.00
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 Optoma Tw536 Dlp Projector F 241 255 Hdtv 1080p 1280 X 800 Wxga US $681.26
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 Optoma HD66 DLP Projector 1080p HDTV 169 PN HD66 US $633.32
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 Optoma Hd20 1700 Ansi Lumens 1080p Dlp Projector US $948.66
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 Optoma TH1060P DLP Projector 1080p HDTV 169 US $1,520.94
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 Optoma HD180 1080p Home Theater Projector US $1,020.59
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 Optoma HD66 DLP Projector 1080p HDTV 169 HD66 US $702.88
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A few items from Amazon
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ViewSonic PJD5133 SVGA DLP Projector - HDMI, 2700 Lumens, 3000:1 DCR, 120Hz/3D Ready, Speaker $345.51 With new slim design at only 3.2 inches high, makes it ideal to move from room to room on campus or throughout the office. This ViewSonic PJD5133 SVGA 3D DLP Projector offers a variety of hardware and software features including HDMI, multiple PC and video input options, 1.1x manual optical zoom, vertical keystone correction, 120Hz/3D-ready, support HD video signal and integrated speaker. Filter-l... |
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Optoma PK301 Pico Pocket Projector $399.99 Optoma's PK301 Pico pocket projector provides projection power anywhere. Featuring up to 50 ANSI lumens and native widescreen WVGA resolution, the palm-sized PK301 enables you to easily share videos, photos and graphics at home or on the road. Enjoy unlimited content playback at your fingertips with the microSD card slot, HDMI and VGA connectivity. Compact and robustly-featured, the PK301 sets a n... |
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Optoma HD20 High Definition 1080p DLP Home Theater Projector (Grey) $899.99 When it comes to presentations and projecting your ideas to a crowd of people, trust Optoma to deliver the image. Connect a computer or a TV tuner or another Video device and view images as large as 300 inches (measured diagonally) in up to 16:9 widescreen and 1080p. the HD20 from Optoma makes projected imaging brighter and more versatile than ever. The Optoma HD20 brings a new level of flexibilit... |
Front Projectors Pros's, Con's and recommendations?
I see alot of 1080P 10,000:1 2500 ANSI and better projector's prices are droping out of the sky, from $10,000 to $2,000...like Optoma HD81-LV...... WHY???
Which one is the best DEAL today?
Have a 20Wx30Lx9H spreate home theater room.... what is the biggest and best home theater for the MONEY$$$ TODAY???
If I put in a 165" 16:9 screen, what is the best value projector on the market TODAY?
Also what sound and video system is the best value and WHY today?
Got any other info?
PLEASE!! HELP!!
Trying get up to date reviews and opnions on new front projectors in stock and coming out!! Got any info please give us anything you might know!!
If you have a dedicated home theater room and can control the ambient light, front projection is definitely the way to go. I've had a projector in my living room for 2 1/2 years and I'm glad I went that route.
The pros are: the picture is AWESOMELY HUGE and gives you the feeling of being in the scene like nothing else. I'm projecting to 96" diagonal measure from 11 feet away -- and it cost me about $2k. It's a Sanyo Z2 (720p), which is the best they had back then for a reasonable price, but the picture is still fabulous.
You will probably want to buy both DVD/Blu Ray and a digital TV or digital cable/sat to run signals to your projector. In any case, the best thing for the sound is to run all sound sources to a reciever/amp and play everything through the best speakers you can afford.
There are dozens of good buys out there, with different features you may or may not want. (For example, I always look for lens shift, which is the best way to correct out keystoning effects.) The best resource for comparing, including user reviews, can be found at
http://www.projectorcentral.com
Be sure to read everything in their Buyer's Guide, it's great.
There should be no distortion regardless of how large you project (lens shift should remove all distortion), although the larger you go (a) the farther away you will have to sit to see the picture normally; and (b) the more light (lumens) you will need from the projector itself. Manufacturers usually specify the largest size screen that would be acceptable based on their lumen output.