A brilliant home cinema projector that offers visuals to die for. Its US $5000 cost is also quite digestible considering its brilliant 300-inch capabilities. ...
Abstract: At some point in the near future, I will be found sobbing like a baby as a horrified courier tries to pry the Optoma HD82 from my shaking hands. This is a marvellous machine for home cinema enthusiasts and newbies alike – but it comes with a hefty pric...
No messing around here: this is one of the best projectors around. The images that the Optoma HD82 throws out are so sharp you could almost cut your eyes on them. That whopping contrast ratio also ensures that blacks are as black as a dark hole and whites...
At 8.4kg the Optoma HD82 is a beast of machine, so hanging it from the ceiling is about as practical as a chocolate radiator cover. Also, Optoma reckons you get 3,000 hours from the lamp. When that goes you'll have to fork out a whopping £309! An...
The closest you'll come to turning your lounge into a cinema. All you have to do now is trample some popcorn into the floor and you're there.Best offers for the Optoma HD82 Hifix £2,495.00 Amazon Marketplace £2,499.00 Optoma HD82 is tagg...
Smooth pictures, no "rainbow effect", easy set-up, great build quality, high detail
Heavy, too big for occasional use, works best in blackout
While its size makes it unsuitable as an occasional projector, this otherwise carefully thought out and versatile single-chip DLP projector should have wide appeal among home cinema nutsKey specsComponent, Composite, DVI, HDMI, VGA...
Abstract: Aside from a couple of interesting little diversions in the shape of its ultra-cheap GameTime projectors, Optoma has been a bit quiet lately. Certainly we haven't seen anything really significant on the quality home cinema front from them for what feels l...
