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techradar.com - 16 days ago

Review: Optoma HD20

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A Full HD projector with native 1080p resolution is the ultimate prize for home cinema enthusiasts. And now you can pick one up for less than £900, thanks to the new abundance of Texas Instruments' precious hi-def DLP chipsets, and some aggressive pricing by manufacturer Optoma with the release ...

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engadget.com - 11 days ago

Optoma's screen-in-a-bag actually makes a lot of sense

— engadget.com — Optoma doesn't have a price, release date or even a name for this thing, but it's a pretty solid idea: a portfolio-style case with slots for a pico projector and miscellanea on one side, with a pop-up miniature projector screen on the other half. ... (more) Optoma's screen-in-a-bag actually makes a lot of sense

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