The Optoma HD20 was one the first projectors to break the $1,000 barrier for 1080p support. The company is continuing that trend with the HD33, a 1080p home theater projector that offers support ...

Today Optoma is debuting its most affordable 1080p projector, the $2,999 HD80. That’s right, 1080p for just shy of $3k. The new DLP-based HD80 one-ups the HD70 (720p) delivering 1,300 lumens ...

The idea of a $1000 1080p projector is enticing, but are the first products to reach this price, the VIvitek H1080FD and the Optoma HD20, any good? Yes, yes they are. I have to admit, I didn’t ...

It's called the HD20 and is a DLP-based front projector with a 1080p resolution and targeted at computer and home theater users. Advertisement You can blow the image up to 120-inches.

The ongoing rollout of displays--you know, the ones that should be able to deliver every detail of the highest-resolution HDTV format, 1080i--has finally come to DLP-based home-theater projectors ...

Optoma has introduced the HD33, a home theater projector that the company describes as the first full 1080p 3D model available for less than $1,500. The HD33 has a rated brightness of 1,800 ANSI ...

The Optoma HD33 is a 3D ready DLP projector capable of full 1080p HD video and bright (at 1800 ANSI lumens), vibrant images on a screen up to 300 inches. It sports a 4000:1 contrast ratio.