Optoma HD20 High Definition 1080p DLP Home Theater Projector (Grey)
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	Brand	Optoma
	Type	Electronics
	List Price	$999.99
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Features
True High Def 1080p Resolution 1700 Lumens Brightness 4000:1 Contrast Ratio Up to 300-Inch Screen size HDI Component, Composite, Video, and VGA Connections
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Description
The Optoma HD20 delivers a new altitude of flexibility to your high-definition home theater/multi-media experience. Together with true 1080p resolution, the HD20 brings outstanding color saturation and subtle details for enhanced picture excellence. Together with its sleek design and weight of 6.4 lbs, the Optoma HD20 is ideal for sharing big-screen movies, sporting events and concerts or for taking your video gaming to the next altitude by connecting the HD20 to your favorite strategy console.
Additional Accessories
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Customer Reviews
Bargain buy, AWESOME picture   2010-08-30
By Joey Wiggins
I've been an LCD flat panel fan since they first came out, but I wanted something for a media room in my house that the previous owners finished out and was just wasting away. What better than a 92-inch screen? Found it with the Optoma HD20. Awesome picture for the price of a 50 inch 720p plasma, and this is 1080p! I am very pleased.
Dedicated home theater room projector   2010-08-25
By LiveLaugh&Golf
I performed a ceiling mount installation with a 13' throw which produced a 115" 16:9 screen. What can I say, it's beautiful, bright even with a fair amount of room lighting, colors are wonderful, quiet, and doesn't seem to have issues with a 25' hdmi connection. I thought hard about a mitsu or epson projector of similar image quality ratings but after reading some of the early bulb blowing stories I'm happy I went with this Optoma HD20. Best on the market for under $1500 if you ask me.
Don't buy any Optoma projectors   2010-08-24
By OB21
This is the second Optoma projector I bought. The first projector was a HD72. When the projector is mounted from the ceiling the lamp becomes loose (due to heat and gravity) and the picture will go out. This is a design flaw which was supposedly fixed with the new Optoma HD20. Unfortunalety I trusted Optoma and bought the HD20. Big mistake! Only after 16 hours of use, the HD20 is doing the exact same thing as the HD72. Picture goes out after a couple of minutes. I am in the process of returning the HD20 and I just bought a Mitsubishi HC3800.
Are you kidding me? AWESOME!!!!   2010-08-09
By -MM- (Chicago, IL)
This thing is an AMAZING value. I ordered the Optoma HD20 on Wednesday night with free super saver shipping and the thing arrived on Friday morning! I popped this thing out of the box and put it on the universal projector mount that the previous owner had left on the ceiling of our house. I then hooked up the HDMI input to our HDDVR cable box and WOW! The picture quality for under $1000 is amazing! It takes a few minor adjustments to get the thing focused and if the mount isn't mounted exactly centered to your screen you will get the standard one corner higher than the other. Nothing you can do about this leveling wise, so just get it the best you can or re-center the screen or projector (depends on if being off by 1 inch on a 300 inch screen bothers you). Long story short after about an hour of messing with the mount in order to get it they way I wanted (nothing to do with the projector) I had this thing displaying AMAZING 8 foot by 5 foot 1080 HD programming. For less than a $1000 this thing blows away my 52 inch Samsung LCD (also purchased off Amazon, and I also think is a great product). I highly recommend this to anyway who has the space. HD programming and / or blu-ray is a must for this projector and sports are really great. This thing is especially good if you have a larger room where you don't feel like you are on top of the screen. Hope you have as much luck with it as I have so far. Enjoy!
great starter projector!!!   2010-08-07
By LoreBlob
As a total projector newbie, I did some research on reputed review sites as well as amazon and came up with the Optoma20. It works fantastically well. i do not have a receiver but i just hooked it up to a pair of computer spearks through the projector's audio output. Awesome for DVDs, extremely sharp and bright color, and that's saying something: we live in a loft apartment where it is impossible to black out the entire space, and we have a lot of light pollution at night through the loft windows via the busy street outside. It is still possible to watch movies comfortably. one day i suspect people will start putting lawn chairs outside our window and watch with us.