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November 2009
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Extrait: At an MSRP of $999 the Optoma HD20 DLP Projector is a great value. With its stylish design this projector is compatible with almost any decor. With its native 1920x1080 (1080p) native pixel resolution and it 1,700 lumen output capability, the video qua...
Optoma has provided consumers with the ability to obtain a very large and satisfactory picture that will provide a real movie theater experience for the same amount of money that previously would have only allowed the purchase of a mid-range 50-inch-cl...
Extrait: Choosing the HD20 means you'll have to compromise on some aspects of the hardware and the overall result. It's best-suited to occasional Home Cinema users, rather than dedicated fans, or as a compliment to a TV.
Extrait: The Optoma HD20 is a highly affordable data projector model you can use to project images or videos or use as a home theater and is available from an array of quality dealers. OverviewRating If you are looking for a highly affordable data projector to...
Extrait: Optoma’s latest front projector breaks the $1,000 price point for single chip 1080p DLP Optoma’s diminutive HD20 is barely larger than two hard-bound books, and its small size might have some dismissing the projector as a mere toy (it isn’t). Its ...
The HD20 brings 1080p projection to its lowest price point yet, while maintaining great image quality thats ideal for home entertainment. While it does not have the inky black levels and extreme placement flexibility of more costly projectors, it doe...
Not surprisingly, it isnt a match for most of the more expensive projectors, but does provide an excellent value, regardless. As a buyer, youll need to reconcile your budget. If you have more than $1000 to spend on a new projector, really, upwar...
