Optoma Debuts New 3D HD Projector
Optoma Technology introduced its new HD66 high-definition, 3D-ready home theater projector. The $699 projector supports 3D content in up to 720p resolution based on Texas Instruments' 0.65 DMD DLP chipset with BrilliantColor.
Optoma Technology this week introduced its new HD66 high-definition, 3D-ready home theater projector. The $699 projector supports 3D content in up to 720p resolution based on Texas Instruments' 0.65 DMD DLP chipset with BrilliantColor, according to the company.
"While gaming is poised to lead the charge in 3D content in the home, movies will follow soon," said Jon Grodem, Optoma's director of product and marketing, in a statement.
The new projector offers up to 2,500 ANSI lumens and a 4,000:1 contrast ratio. I/O connectors include HDMI, VGA in, S-Video, Composite, stereo audio in, and RS-232. It can handle standard video formats up to 1080p and also project 3D in XGA and SVGA resolutions.
Company officials said the HD66 can be used in front- and rear-projection installations, projecting images from 23 to 300 inches diagonal. The 5-pound projector also comes with a 2-watt speaker.
