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    Optoma UHD 4K – The Arrival of Prime Projectors

    TriptiBy Tripti30 June3 Mins Read
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    4K projectors seem to be starting to trickle down to mid-price projectors. Thanks to Optoma. So far, home theater projectors with 4K resolution were available at over $8,000. Optoma seems to have slashed that price by 75 percent by unveiling two UHD single-chip DLP projectors. The UHD-60 projector costs $1,999 and the UHD-65 projector costs $2,499, which makes these two products the least expensive 4K projectors available in the market. Great news for the home theatre projector enthusiasts!

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    • Highlighted Feature
      • 4K Ultra HD Resolution and HDR Compatible
      • Color & Detail
      • PureMotion & PureColor
      • PureContrast & Dynamic Mode Technology
      • Integrated Speakers
      • Other advanced Features
    • UHD65 vs UHD60
    • Final Verdict

    Highlighted Feature

    4K Ultra HD Resolution and HDR Compatible

    With over 8 million pixels, they’re engineered to deliver more life-like and immersive experiences to consumers. Packed with all latest features and technology, it boasts high dynamic range compatibility.

    Color & Detail

    Rec.709 colors are exceeded by more than 100%. They’re also Rec.2020 compatible to let us recreate the big screen experience at home. Noteworthy, I must admit. So far, information on the contrast reproduction and detailing seem to be positive. Optoma is promising crystal clear picture.

    PureMotion & PureColor

    Equipped with frame interpolation processing (UHD65 only), advanced motion control therfore eliminates noise, motion blur and even image throbbing. PureColor is another technology Optoma is touing, claiming a substantial increase in images’ clarity. It is available on the UHD65 only though.

    PureContrast & Dynamic Mode Technology

    PureContrast will optimize the brightness of the display screen during dark or light movie scenes automatically. This again, is a UHD65 exclusive. With Dynamic Mode Technology, we could witness adjustments on the lamp’s output in real time – based on the brightness of the image displayed to create high contrast ratio while extending lamp life. Bright scenes remain crisp and clear, while dark scenes are detailed with deep blacks in addition to exceptional light and shade detail.

    Integrated Speakers

    We’re getting integrated speakers as well, and to me this is my favorite feature. Stereo speakers (built-in speakers) should provide exceptional sound quality, preventing unwanted frequencies or vibrations. With no external speakers involved, setup should be easy too.

    Other advanced Features

    • USB power to stream content via HDMI dongle such as Google Chromecast.
    • Eco mode almost relevant for whisper quiet operation – 25dB
    • MHL that turns the projector into a smart display by connecting a desktop or smartphone.

     

    UHD65 vs UHD60

     

    SPECIFICATIONS                    UHD-65                  UHD-60
    NATIVE RESOLUTION UHD (3840×2160)

     

    UHD (3840×2160)
    BRIGHTNESS 2200 ANSI LUMENS 3000 ANSI LUMENS
    SCREEN SIZE 30” to 300” inches  

    30” to 300” inches

     

    THROW RATIO  

    1.39 to 2.22-1

     

     

    1.39 to 2.22-1

     

    CONTRAST RATIO 12,00,000:1

     

    10,00,000:1

     

    COLOR  

    HDR compatibility and RGBRGB color wheel delivers extraordinary cinematic color

     

    Cinematic color experience through HDR compatibility
    DIMENSION(W*H*B)  

    498*331*153 mm

     

    498*331*153 mm
    WEIGHT 7.8 kg 7.8 kg
      Black chassis White chassis
    PURPOSE For CEDIA or home theatre channel and is available through distributors For consumer home cinema, and is available through retailers
    I/O CONNECTORS HDMI 2.0, HDMI, VGA (RGB/YPbPr), Audio in 3.5mm, Audio out S/PDIF, Audio Out 3.5mm, RJ45, RS232, USB-A Power (1.5A), USB service, 12V trigger

     

    HDMI 2.0, HDMI, VGA (RGB/YPbPr), Audio in 3.5mm, Audio out S/PDIF, Audio Out 3.5mm, RJ45, RS232, USB-A Power (1.5A), USB service, 12V trigger

     

    Final Verdict

    If you thought you’d need a number of years to upgrade your home theatre, you’re in luck. It’s a fascinating price point, and it packs in all the latest standards.

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    Tripti

    A Budding Engineer. She prefers music over people.

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