HD200X
The HD200X home cinema projector delivers the kind of picture quality associated with the best digital cinema
performance around the world. With a digital HDMI signal you can create a true digital projection system that produces
a spectacular Full HD cinematic experience in your own home. A masterly collaboration of Full HD DLP
®
technology
from Texas Instruments and Optoma craftsmanship produces a stunningly bright image with perfectly balanced vivid
colour, crystal clarity and the exceptional light and shade detail only possible with a high ANSI contrast projector.
HD200X Specifications Highlights
Full HD
Native 1080P (1920 x1080)
ANSI Contrast
350:1 ANSI
Contrast (MAX)
4000:1
Audible Noise
29dB Standard mode
Brightness
1500 Lumens
Inputs
2 x HDMI, Component, VGA (PC\SCART),
Composite
Output
12V OUT for screen triggering
Video Compatibility
1080P,1080i 720P, PAL, NTSC, SECAM
Dimensions
324 x 234 x 97mm
Weight
2.9 kg
Warranty
Warranty may vary by country. Please see
or ask your local supplier for details
EAN Number
5060059044122
For full specifications please visit the website at: www.optoma.co.uk
V1.3 with DeepColor
Optoma Europe Limited
42 Caxton Way, Watford Business Park, Watford, Hertfordshire.
WD18 8QZ
Tel: +44 (0) 1923 691800
Fax: +44 (0) 1923 691888
www.optoma.co.uk
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FPS
ANSI Contrast
ANSI Contrast
†
is a way of measuring the true “real world” contrast
performance you can expect from a projector in your own home. This
measurement technique includes a reproducible procedure that can be
used to compare the performance of projectors using different display
technologies. With an ANSI contrast ratio significantly higher than
many LCD based projectors, the HD2000X is the only choice for Home
Cinema purists that expect ultimate image fidelity in their home.
High ANSI Contrast
Low ANSI Contrast
Don’t be misled by contrast ratio specs – a projector with a contrast
ratio specification of, for example, 10,000:1 may well have an ANSI
contrast ratio specification significantly lower than the HD200X.
Contrast ratio specifications are typically measured using a “Full On,
Full Off” technique. This involves measuring the projector performance
when displaying a pure black screen and then a pure white screen.
Many believe that “Full On, Full Off” contrast measurements may
not depict “real world” performance and may not offer the relevant
information needed to determine how a projector will look when you
are watching movies in your home. If you want to compare projector
contrast specifications look for the ANSI contrast specification.
24P
Most movies are shot at 24 frames per second.
To preserve the purity of the original image the
HD200X can accept High Definition sources at 24
frames per second and so to display movies exactly
as the director intended.
Optoma guarantees colour quality will
remain as new for 5 years*
For Home Cinema colour accuracy is critical. We are
so confident that, unlike competing technologies,
the HD200X colour will not change in use that we
have guaranteed it will stay the same as the day you
bought it, for at least 5 years.
The HD200X projector based on an all-digital DLP
®
chip delivers
stunning picture quality again and again. Unlike competing analogue
technologies, the semiconductor that makes DLP
®
projection possible
is virtually immune to environmental factors that can cause an image
to degrade over time.
Projection
Distance (m)
Min Diagonal
Image Size (m)
Max Diagonal
Image Size (m)
Max Diagonal
Image Size (inch)
3.00
1.91
2.29
90.32
4.00
2.55
3.06
120.42
5.00
3.19
3.82
150.53
*Optoma guarantees that in normal use, Optoma DLP® colour quality will be indistinguishable from when new. Please note that worn lamps will give slight variance. Exclusions: *(1) Guarantee is voided if the
projector is subject to damage through mis-use. (2) Guarantee may be void in industrial or commercial entertainment environments where dust or smoke is particularly excessive 3) Guarantee will not apply if
lamp brightness is below 50% due to wear or if the projector is not working due to other fault.
†
“ANSI Contrast” is a recognised contrast measurement technique as described in the standard IEC 61947-1
DLP®, and the DLP logo are registered trademarks of Texas Instruments. All other product names and company names used herein are for identifications purposes only and may be trademarks or registered
trademarks of their respective owners. All images have been simulated. Errors and omissions excepted, all specifications are subject to change without notice. Copyright © 2009, Optoma Europe Ltd.
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