The Optoma HD33 is a great-performing projector that delivers highly satisfying 2D and 3D image quality at a very affordable price. The inclusion of both RF and DLP-Link 3D synchronization lets the consumer choose from a range of 3D glasses, although Optoma’s optional 3D glasses are certainly affordable enough at a list price of $99. That compares very favorably to other 3D rechargeable glasses currently on the market, which can cost up to $179 or even more. While the lack of color saturation adjustment with HDMI sources is a disappointment, the default color level chosen seems to be right where it should be.
Optoma HD33
Practical Screen Size Upper Limit (10 Foot-Lamberts, 1.0 gain): 180” diagonal 16:9
Pixel resolution: 1920 x 1080
1:1 Mode: Yes
Has Mode 1 Scaling (vertical stretch for anamorphic lens compatibility)?: Yes
Video inputs: two HDMI, one component, one composite, one RGB PC (can be used as a 4th component input with suitable adapter cable)
Other connections: one 12V trigger output, one 3.5mm mini jack for the RF 3D sync emitter, one mini-USB for service only
Dimensions (W x H x D): 12.8” x 3.8” x 9.2”
Weight: 6.4 lbs.
Warranty: 1 year parts & labor; 90 days on lamp
Price: $1,499.00
Optoma
(888) 289-6786
www.optomausa.com
Comments
Hi,
Since the HDMI input doesn't allow for any picture adjustments, would a blu-ray player that does allow for picture adjustments through its HDMI output make up for this and which players could you recommend?
Thank you