The UHZ68LV boasts potent specifications and features galore, but its picture abilities are too uneven for comfort.

The Optoma is a short-throw model too, so it can sit several feet from a wall or screen and still project a huge image. In practice, however, the GT2100HDR is a bit of a mixed bag.

Optoma’s New Short-Throw 4K Projector Needs Just Four Feet to Fill a 100-inch Screen Its $1,749 price tag is actually a real bargain if you're looking to ditch your TV for a projector.

Optoma’s CinemaX P2 short throw 4K projector has a built-in soundbar Watch out, Samsung. Another major company dropped a 4K ultra short-throw projector this week, too.

Optoma has announced its new UHZ35ST short throw projector. The UHZ35ST incorporates a laser light source, and 4K UHD resolution via pixel shifting. Building on the foundation of its previously ...

Optoma GT3500HDR Ultra Short Throw ... to lamp-powered projectors, and extremely long life too, due to it not using a traditional DLP bulb configuration. The ultra-short throw design means ...

Optoma GT2160HDR projector: Features Optoma GT2160HDR uses a short-throw lens with a 0.496 throw ratio. This allows users to project a 120-inch display from as close as four feet from the screen.

Optoma, the No. 1 4K UHD projection and DLP® Laser brand in the Americas,* today introduced the GT3500HDR, a compact full HD 1080p ultra short throw projector for optimal gaming experiences ...

Optoma GT4000UHD delivers 4K UHD, 4,000 lumens, ultra-low input lag, and UST convenience for an immersive gaming and movie experience in any room. Similar to other 4K UHD DLP projectors, the GT4000UHD ...

Projector type: DLP Lamp type: Laser Resolution: 4K (1080p Gaming ... You have the space for long throw: The Optoma UHZ55 needs to be positioned between 1.2 and 8.1 m away from the projection ...

For gaming enthusiasts, the GT3500HDR short throw projector is a dream come true, thanks to its built-in Enhanced Gaming Mode with an 8.6 ms response time in 1080p at 120 Hz and a 17 ms response ...

The Optoma is a short-throw model too, so it can sit several feet from a wall or screen and still project a huge image. In practice, however, the GT2100HDR is a bit of a mixed bag.