Lamp life: 4,000 (Bright mode), 15,000 (Dynamic mode) The 4K UHD39x is, as you'd hope from a modern 4K projector, HDR compatible. Like most projectors, though, it's not truly able to do that much ...

Projector type: DLP Lamp type: Laser Resolution: 4K (1080p Gaming Mode) ... The Optoma UHZ55 is almost £200 more ($800 for those in the US) for a higher refresh and half the input latency.

Optoma just released the budget-priced HD27 1080p DLP home theater projector. It offers slight improvements over the prior HD26 model, which include new color modes to accurately reproduce colors as ...

I compared the Optoma HD146X to the Epson Home Cinema 2150 and the BenQ HD2050A, two of the better projectors under $1,000 I've tested recently. I kept in mind, however, that the 146X is about 25% ...

Finding yourself a gaming projector used to be a bit of an oxymoron, but today you can get projectors that speed along with ridiculous 240 Hz refresh rates, and a super low 4 ms input latency. The ...

As usual with Optoma projectors, the 1080p-resolution Proton Go uses DLP technology, while its triple RGB laser lighting system makes it a long-lasting solution that won’t need any lamp ...

Optoma, the No. 1 4K UHD projection and DLP® Laser brand in the Americas,* today introduced the UHZ35, a true 4K UHD laser projector for optimal gaming experiences, movies, and home entertainment ...

Optoma has expanded its on-the-go home cinema range, launching the Photon Go, an ultra-short throw (UST) projector with RGB triple laser tech. The company says the projector “can transform any wall ...

The ZW350e is energy-efficient with up to 45% in reduction of power consumption when compared with lamp-based projectors. It comes with a WXGA native resolution of 4,000 lumens with a throw ratio ...