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Monday, 28 September 2015

Optoma HD-25LV-WHD Full 3D 1080p 3500 Lumen DLP Home Theater Projector with WHD200 Wireless HDMI Transmitter and Receiver Kit





The Optoma HD25LV-WHD delivers wireless Full HD 1080p video and graphics with unsurpassed color accuracy and incredibly sharp detail. The Optoma HD25LV-WHD will dazzle your audience with its stunning image clarity. It's 3500 lumens and 20,000:1 contrast ratio provide the brightness required for the most demanding home theater installations. It offers full 3D compatibility for seamless integration with either DLP Link or *RF 3D glasses along with your favorite 3D content from your Blu-ray player, Xbox One, PS4 and other gaming consoles. Eliminate the need to run long HDMI cables from your Xbox One, PS4, Blu-ray player or HDTV set-top box with the included WHD200 Wireless HDMI System. The WHD200 is a state of art wireless HDMI system that supports wireless streaming of Full HD 1080p video with 5.1 channel digital audio with no compression.



  • Eliminate lengthy HDMI cable runs with the included WHD200 Wireless HDMI System.
  • SRS WOW HD Surround Sound technology built-in for rich deep bass and exceptional sound quality.
  • Native 1080p resolution for the sharpest, most visually stunning image quality.
  • Full 3D compatibility; immerse yourself in your favorite 3D movie or video game.
  • Comprehensive connectivity to satisfy current and future needs.



Technical Details


  • Single 0.65" DC3 DMD DLP Technology by Texas Instruments.
  • Eliminate lengthy HDMI cable runs with the included WHD200 Wireless HDMI System.


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SAMPLE CUSTOMER REVIEW'S

1) Bright HD Projector For Man Cave - Over the past 10 years, this is the third and best projector I have installed in my basement recreation room.
Previous projectors included an XGA LCD projector displaying on a 92" diameter, fixed frame, 16:9, zero gain screen. I did have black bars top and bottom that became annoying so I updated the projector to a DLP model with an anamorphic lens. The second projector was great - much better ANSI contrast and more realistic color display than the LCD model. Over seven years, brightness faded and I decided to buy a new projector instead of purchasing a replacement lamp for $450(!).

I was torn between the Optoma HD25 and HD25-LV knowing that with higher brightness color fidelity would suffer a bit. In my recreation room I often leave reading lights on in the seating area (away from the screen) and full lights on in the back room, so the higher brightness projector made sense. Also, if I ever decide to view 3D videos or play 3D games a brighter projector helps to offset brightness lost when wearing 3D shutter glasses.

I am totally thrilled with the purchase. Contrast, color and brightness are HUGE improvements compared to my last projector.

Pros
Bright, really bright image
Contrast is amazing
Colors are good
Set up was easy, compared to previous projector with anamorphic lens

Cons
With lights off - image is too bright, but there is a setting that allows brightness to be dimmed
Fan can be heard during quiet scenes, but not as noticeable as my last projector - I did not notice the buzzing noise mentioned by another reviewer
Set up would have been easier with vertical and horizontal lens shift - I know this would add great expense to the projector so I opted to save $$$.

So far, so good. I highly recommend the HD25-LV.

By AVGUY on June 19, 2013




Optoma W316 Full 3D WXGA 3400 Lumen DLP Projector with Superior Lamp Life and HDMI





The Optoma W316 will help you present with confidence and ease. With a powerful 3400 lumen bright image and superb 15,000:1 contrast ratio, the Optoma W316 delivers fantastic widescreen presentations with rich, vibrant colors and sharp, easy to read text, graphics and video. Packed with an impressive array of connectivity options, a 1.1x zoom ratio projection lens for placement flexibility and up to 10,000 hour lamp life, the Optoma W316 is ideal for use in classrooms, meeting rooms and training rooms. Featuring Full 3D compatibility, Rapid Shutdown, Quick Resume, Direct power On, Auto power Off, logo capture and much more, the Optoma W316 will satisfy your most demanding application needs.



  • Outstanding brightness and color accuracy for most impactful presentations.
  • Low operating cost - Up to 10,000 hours lamp life.
  • Full 3D compatibility.
  • Wireless presentation capability via optional dongle.
  • Logo capture feature for personalization and security.


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SAMPLE CUSTOMER REVIEW'S

1) ... new projector very long but so far it is great. I bought it to replace my previous projector ... - I haven't had my new projector very long but so far it is great. I bought it to replace my previous projector which had the bulb expire. I had it for around 10 years and it was a 3000 hr bulb. This one is a 10,000 hr so would imagine it would last 3 times as long. We shall see. The picture is much clearer and brighter I had a 800x600 resolution so this is a step us for me. The great thing too is that I paid almost half as much. It has all the connections anyone would need to watch all kinds of video. I hooked up my DVD player, my laptop and blue ray and they all look amazing. Also when I connected my blue ray player I pluged my Bose system into the RCA audio out on the side of the projector and was amazed it was in stereo. My last projector only had a mono audio connection.

A couple of things to inform others about is that the video connections are on the side of the unit, probably for ease of use in the business or class room situation. My other unit had the connections on the back, my preference because of the installation I have. but really not a big issue. Another thing I noticed is it seems that the zoom doesn't zoom very much so that means to have to locate the projector at a distance from the screen to get the size you want. This is true with all projectors but it seems that my previous one had a better zoom. These are really my personal preferences and does not take away from the great performance of this projector.

I would recommend this projector for anyone who is looking for an inexpensive and good quality projector. I am sure that if money is not an issue you can find better quality projectors but I am completely happy with mine.

By eddyabear on November 23, 2014




Sunday, 27 September 2015

Optoma ML1000P WXGA 1000 Lumen 3D Ready Portable DLP LED Projector with HDMI





Optoma ML1000P, WXGA, 1000 LED Lumens, 3D-Ready Mobile Projector

Powerful, Portable, Unsurpassed LED Performance


The Optoma ML1000P is designed for mobile professionals seeking a light, compact, fully-featured ultra portable LED projector that is powerful enough to use in the most demanding environments. Its industry leading LED light source delivers 1000 lumens of brightness and a stunning 15,000:1 contrast ratio to produce the richest, most vibrant colors in this product category. The ML1000P provides full comprehensive connectivity so you can use it with all of your existing gear. It also includes an SD card port that allows you to deliver PowerPoint presentations, view PDF documents, display pictures, movies and more without the need of a computer or external device. An innovative touch pad design allows you to easily control the projector and maximize ease of use.


Features:

  • Perfect for traveling presenters.
  • Intuitive touchpad control for ease of operation.
  • LED light source lasts for the life of the product.
  • HDMI connectivity for maximum compatibility.
  • 3D Ready for the most amazing, immersive viewing experience.

Incredible Power, Efficiency, and Durability in a Single Solution

The Optoma ML1000P provides a compact design and vivid LED performance. Designed by the leader in LED-based projection, the ML1000P sets a new standard for brightness at 1000 ANSI Lumens. LED brightness cannot be easily compared to lamp-based brightness. LED brightness lets users create larger images in rooms with more light while still allowing for easy viewing. With a wider color gamut than standard lamp projectors, the ML1000P delivers more vivid colors. Delivering Native WXGA resolution, this projector creates crisp, clear widescreen images of up to 100 inches on most surfaces. This DLP Pico projector allows users to share detailed presentations (with 15,000:1 contrast ratio) without being hooked up to a computer.
Weighing in at just 3 pounds and measuring a compact 10.6 x 1.9 x 6.7, the ML1000P supports the following video signals: HDTV (up to 1080p) NTSC, and PAL. Computer compatibility includes resolutions up to WXGA (1280 x 800) through VGA and HD (1920 x 1080) through HDMI.

LED Design Advantage


The ML1000P's LED technology delivers low power consumption that creates 100" images with less than half the power a typical 42-inch LCD television uses. The same LED technology provides vivid color, durability and long life that make it attractive to price-sensitive small business and consumer users.
The LED light source has an estimated lifetime of more than 20,000 hours (equivalent to using the projector four hours every day for over thirteen years). LED is incredibly cost effective compared to lamp-based projectors. For example, users with a lamp-based projector would have to replace the lamp in the projector at least four times over 20,000 hours of usage-at a cost of over $800, compared to the completely maintenance-free LED lamp.
The LED-based design, in addition to having low power usage and eliminating use of mercury and other hazardous materials, allows for cool operation which in turn allows for the compact size.

State-of-the-Art DLP Technology


Projectors with Texas Instrument's DLP with BrilliantColor technology feature multi-color processing to produce accurate and vibrant colors on the screen. The Optoma ML1000P multi-color processing system features an RGB LED light engine with a wide color gamut to achieve superb color saturation and accuracy for extraordinary image quality. In addition, incredibly high native contrast ratios ensure clean and crisp black and white to ensure that text and charts are easy to read.

Green by Design


The ML1000P has been designed and manufactured to:
  • Use less than one-watt power consumption in standby mode-Up to 75 percent savings compared to regular standby mode.
  • Limit energy use, with automatic shut down and remote management and control.
  • Employ long-life materials and components.
  • Use components that are lead-free on all printed circuit boards.
  • Use no polystyrene foam in the packing materials.
  • Comply with RoHS standards to phase out the use of hazardous materials.

What's in the Box?


This package includes the Optoma ML1000P, WXGA, 1000 LED Lumens Mobile Projector, AC Power Cord, VGA-to-VGA Cable, Carrying Case, Remote Control, Battery for Remote and Quick Start Card.


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SAMPLE CUSTOMER REVIEW'S

1) Best and Brightest in the market - The Optoma ML750 700 lumen 3D portable LED projector is an amazing piece of technology. The first impression out of the box is how small it is and how light it is. The projector comes with a very nice travel zip-up bag with the Optoma logo on it, a small power supply that comes apart at the power box so it is a total of 2 cords. A universal in to VGA out with an audio in. Even if you don't use this to connect to a computer you can plug in universal and bring audio in. The last thing is a very nice controller which has all the functions that you can use on the machine. I also bought a Sunpak SPK620786 5-Inch Flex Leg Mini-Spider Tripod which fits it perfect and works very well to hold it up and change angles.

I connected via Macbook Pro retina through the HDMI port on the back. I changed input to HDMI and it matched my screen within 5 seconds. I first used it in my office which is very bright and I projected from about 10 ft back and I had an amazing, bright beautiful picture of my computer screen which is a stock Apple image with vibrant colors. I was amazed at how bright it is and how good the picture is. I then played a video from netflix to test the sound and the speakers are ok for a small group of people but not good enough for a good action movie in your house. I would just use the audio from your input device or from the universal cord with audio in. The keystone correction works very well but usually you don't need it, keystone is always a salesman pitch but when its on your wall you don't really care that it is a little bigger on the top than the bottom, trust me.

I looked for about 2 weeks for which projector I wanted. I am using this for office presentations in a large well lit conference room, home movies and demonstrations at different stores that we have in our company. The other projectors I looked at are the Optoma ML550, Qumi Q5, Aaxa P300, Aaxa LED showtime, Dell M110 and a couple of the brookstone models. The Qumi Q5, ML550 and the Dell M110 were the only ones that were kind of close to this in the way of picture quality and brightness. The ML550 is the same thing just 200 less lumens, the Dell M110 is very close in size where the Q5 is a little larger and more rectangle shaped. After looking at these and testing them the ML750 was the best in brightness and quality of picture.

This is one of the only projectors in this market that you can project a large picture in a room with bright lights and still have really good quality and brightness. I projected a powerpoint in our conference room with the 20 plus lights we have and I could read even the smallest print well. I tested this next to a standard light projector that was 2,500 lumen in our conference room and this has a better picture and looked brighter! That's the power of LED.

Overall this is in my opinion the best "pico" projector on the marker for its size, connections, and quality of display. You can't fit it in your pocket but it comes pretty close to. I would not waste my time with the smaller below 300 lumens on the market, you just don't get a bright enough picture. I have not tested the 3D but will test and amend this when I do.

I would recommend this to anyone who is in the market for a small, LED projector that looks amazing.

By Hambone on January 11, 2014



Saturday, 26 September 2015

Optoma HD26 Full 3D 1080p 3200 Lumen DLP Home Theater Projector with MHL Enabled HDMI Port





Optoma HD26 3D Ready DLP Projector - 1080p - HDTV - 16:9 HD26 Projectors.


  • Single 0.65" DC3 DMD DLP Technology by Texas Instruments.
  • Maximum Resolution: WUXGA (1920 x 1200).

  • Full HD 1080p resolution for the sharpest, most detailed image.
  • All digital connectivity, 2x HDMI ports.
  • MHL enabled HDMI port, display movies, games and web content from your mobile phone or tablet.
  • Up to 300-inch diagonal image and HDMI Link for convenient single-remote interoperation with other HDMI CEC enabled devices.



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SAMPLE CUSTOMER REVIEW'S

1) Great projector for outdoor use and rooms with lots of light - Pros:

* I'm pleasantly surprised at the small size of the projector.
* I'm even more surprised at the image quality and brightness.
* 3D is absolutely amazing, and that's with DLP-Link glasses (haven't tried RF yet).
* Input lag is completely non-existent, it's awesome for games.
* Unlike earlier models, it now saves settings between presets.
* Good black levels and shadow detail for this price range.
* 1080p is a necessity in my opinion for screens larger than 100".
* MHL compatibility is nice for hooking up a smartphone or Chromecast/Roku stick.
* Includes lens cap and HDMI cable.
* Smooth motion, no jitter noticed.
* Cheap bulb replacement.
* Super quiet in Eco mode.
* Bright 3200 lumens is great for outdoor use and rooms with light.

Cons:

* Color accuracy could be better, but I'm a photographer and have a critical eye.
* Whites can sometimes appear too bright.
* No 2D-to-3D conversion.
* Lacks motion interpolation.
* I detected some slight DLP "rainbow effects," but it was mild for me.
* Remote control sometimes seems unresponsive.
* I would have preferred a matte black plastic casing instead of glossy white.

Bottom line: You get more for less compared to competitors.

By Matthew K. on September 5, 2014