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First introduced back in January, the PK-201 (pictured above) and PK-301 pico projectors from Optoma are finally available for pre-order via Amazon for $299.99 and $399.99, respectively. To refresh your memory, these projectors provide 854 x 480 native resolution, 20 ANSI lumens brightness (PK-201), 50 ANSI lumens brightness (PK-301) and 2000:1 contrast ratio. In addition, they also feature a microSD card slot, a 0.5W speaker and a mini HDMI port. Read more
Korean projector Optoma today released its first 3D projector, the Optoma EX762, that adopts a Texas Instruments DDP2431 10bit Video processing chip and a DC3 DMD chip. This 3D projector provides a 1024 x 768 resolution, a 3D video playback, a 4000 ANSI brightness and a 3000:1 contrast ratio. The Optoma EX762 is now available in South Korea for around $1700. [Akihabara]
Optoma has showcased their latest home theater projector ‘HD20′ during this year’s CES. Powered by Texas Instruments’ DLP chipset, the HD20 provides 1920 x 1080p Full HD resolution, 1700 ANSI lumens and 4000:1 contrast ratio. It also comes with a range of connectivity ports including two HDMI, composite, component and VGA. Read more
Optoma has recently unveiled two new pico projectors in the form of the PK-201 (pictured above) and PK-301. These projectors provide 854 x 480 native resolution, 20 ANSI lumens brightness, 50 ANSI lumens brightness (PK-301) and 2000:1 contrast ratio. In addition, they also feature a microSDHC card slot, a 0.5W speaker, a 3.5mm audio output and a mini HDMI input. The PK-201 and PK-301 will become available in March for $299 and $399, respectively. Read more
The HD66 is the first 3D ready home theater projector from Optoma that is targeted towards gamers and movie enthusiasts. Powered by Texas Instruments’ 0.65 DMD DLP chipset with BrilliantColor technology, the HD66 can project 3D content in three different resolutions: 720p HD (1280 x 720), XGA (1024 x 768) or SVGA (800 x 600), and provides 2500 ANSI lumens brightness and 4,000:1 contrast ratio. The unit also comes with a built-in 2-watt speaker and several input and output connections including HDMI, VGA-in, S-video, composite video, stereo audio-in and RS-232. The HD66 is expected to be launched in early 2010 for a retail price of $699. Read more
The first generation of pico projectors come with poor performance and battery life. The new PK102 from Optoma provides higher contrast ratio with a lower price tag. The new projector boasts a 2000:1 contrast ratio, a 4GB of on-board memory and a on-screen menu. That’s certainly big enough for a couple episodes of this or that, or a few home movies. The Optoma PK102 retails for $250 a pop. [CrunchGear]
Optoma today launched two new DLP projectors which are known as the Pro250X and Pro150S. Both projectors provide a brightness level of 2,800 ANSI lumens and a 3,000:1 contrast ratio. The Pro250X comes with XGA (1,024 x 768) resolution, meanwhile the Pro150S provides only SVGA (800 x 600) resolution. Other features include Composite, S-video, and VGA ports. The Optoma Pro250X and Pro150S retail for $649 and $549, respectively. [AboutProjectors]
Optoma comes back with its home theater projectors in the form of the HD8200. The projector will be powered by Texas Instruments’ DLP DarkChip3 DMD Technology and adopts Optoma’s PureShift and PureMotion technologies. Other features include 20,000:1 DynamicBlack contrast ratio, Pixelworks PW9800 co-processor with DNX MotionEngine technology, 1,300 ANSI lumens, Simple installation process, ISFccc (Imaging Science Foundation Custom Calibration Configuration) certifiable, two HDMI v1.3 with Deep Color inputs connectivity, DVI w/HDCP, S-Video, component video RS-232, and +12V trigger and IR receiver connectivity. You can purchase the Optoma HD8200 for $4,999.99. [Optoma]
Optoma today released the EP1080 premium full HD projector in Korea. The projector is equipped with TI’s 0.95-inch 1080p DMD chipset and supports 1,920 x 1,080 resolution, 3,600 ANSI Lumen of brightness and 2,200:1 contrast ratio. The Optoma EP1080 also adopts Philips’ VIDI technology and comes equipped with HDMI port, DVI-D, S-Video, and IR receiver. You can purchase the EP1080 in January 2009 for 9,900,000 Korean Won. [AVING]
Check out Optoma’s new Pico projector that is powered by the DLP Pico chipset. This small projector will be available in limited distribution in Europe and Asia in late 2008, where a worldwide launch will begin next year. Unfortunately, there is no info on pricing at this time. Stay tuned for more updates. [Krunker]
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