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Optoma Shows Off Bright, Native 1080p Picture in Latest Projector
Optoma's HD81-LV has a Texas Instrument DarkChip3 DLP chipset to help deliver its rich picture.
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Optoma’s HD81-LV is the latest incarnation of the company’s two-piece HD81 projector
June 22, 2007 by Arlen Schweiger

For those in the market for native 1080p projectors, Optoma has announced the shipping of its two-piece HD81-LV 1080p home theater projector with studio-grade video processor. 

The Optoma HD81-LV features extensive connectivity options, personalized setting adjustments and a DarkChip3 DLP chipset from Texas Instruments to deliver rich and deep textures, the company says. The HD81-LV boasts 2,500 lumens and a 10,000:1 contrast ratio (with ImageAI-II) that aids its aptitude in non-light controlled environments. 

Combined with the optional BX-AL133 Anamorphic Lens/Sled Kit from Optoma, the HD81-LV can create a true widescreen cinematic experience by delivering a fully automated 2.35:1 image, without the loss of color clarity, brightness or resolution, Optoma says.

The projector is available in July for $7,999 from authorized dealers and retailers.

Visit www.optomausa.com for more.

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Arlen Schweiger - Editor of Electronic House Magazine
Arlen writes about home technology installations and product news and reviews for electronichouse.com and Electronic House magazine.

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