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Optoma Adds Custom HD 3D DLP Projector Pair

Fremont, Calif. –
On the heels of introducing its HD33 mass-market-priced FullHD 3D DLP
projector,

Optoma

unveiled two 3D DLP
projectors earmarked for custom installers.

Models HD8300
($4,499 suggested retail) and the HD3300 ($1,999), are billed as the company’s
first FullHD 1080p 3D home-theater models designed for the custom-installation
market.

The HD8300, which
will ship with the HD3300 later this month, is said to build on the previous
top-of-the-line 3D DLP projector model HD8200 design.

Jon Grodem,
Optoma’s product and marketing senior director, said the HD8300 offers 1,500
lumens of brightness, the company’s latest generation frame-interpolation
processing, PureMotion4D offering customized processing levels for the
elimination of motion blur, and PureColor technology that fine tunes primary
and secondary colors.

For placement
flexibility, the HD8300 offers PureShift lens shift and a wide 1.5x zoom
ratio. 

The projector
includes Imaging Science Foundation Custom Calibration Configuration controls,
with day and night modes.

The HD8300 will
accept Optoma’s new active-shutter 3D-RF glasses, which use radio frequency technology
linking, and includes two HDMI 1.4a compliant ports supporting both side-by-side
and top-and-bottom 3D formats.

The Optoma HD3300
features 2,000 lumens of brightness, a 5,000:1 contrast ratio, PureMotion3D and
PureDepth technologies, a new color-processing system to improve color
accuracy, ISFccc controls, and two HDMI 1.4a compliant ports supporting both
side-by-side and top-and-bottom 3D formats.

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