Optoma has announced a new Full HD projector costing R 12 600. The Optoma HD26 aims to be a true home entertainment projector, claiming a high brightness of 3,200 Lumens suited to well-lit environments. Additionally, this single-chip DLP model offers 3D support, twin HDMI inputs (one MHL compatible for bigscreen viewing off a smartphone or tablet) and built-in 10W speaker system. Further connections are a 12V trigger for automated screens and a 3.5mm analogue output for external speakers. Those who love fragging on a bigscreen will be intrigued by the HD26s gaming mode, which Optoma claims provides optimum response times and heightened contrast and colours for a vivid experience. In terms of other specifcations, the Optoma HD26 boasts a 25,000:1 contrast ratio delivered via Dynamic Black technology, Texas Instruments BrilliantColour processing, a 6,500 lamp life, a 1.1x manual zoom, 1.48-1.62:1 throw ratio and vertical keystone correction. The HD26 is an all-round home entertainment projector, combining high brightness with cinematic picture performance to produce a big bright super-sized image in any living space, reckons Optomas product marketing honcho Justin Halls. https://youtube/watch?v=yCegUmGGYnw
Posted on: Thu, 25 Sep 2014 01:50:31 +0000