Enjoy bright images and high dynamic contrast in your home theater with the Optoma HZ39HDR 4000-Lumen Full HD Laser DLP Projector. Its native Full HD 1920 x 1080 resolution displays images clearly at most viewing distances, while its 300,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio helps enhance detail in dark images. Its 1.21 to 1.59:1 throw ratio allows you to place the projector just at moderate distances from the screen for large images in medium-sized rooms.
Product SKU:
1553488
aspect_ratio:
Native: 16:9Supported: 4:3
color_depth:
10-Bit (1.07 Billion Colors)
color_wheel:
4-Segment (RGBY)
display_system:
0.65" DMD DLP
dlp_link_3d:
Yes
dynamic_contrast_ratio:
300,000:1
maximum_brightness:
4000 Lumens
native_chip_resolution:
1920 x 1080 (Full HD)
offset:
100%
scan:
Horizontal: 15.375 to 91.146 kHzVertical: 24 to 85 Hz or 120 Hz
supported_3d_formats:
Frame PackingSide by SideTop Bottom
supported_resolutions:
Maximum: DCI 4K - 4096 x 2160 @ 60 Hz
uniformity:
75%
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However, the one thing from the review that was negative...
"You will need quite a bit of space to get a big image from this projector. For a 120" screen, you'll need to put the projector between 10 and 13 feet away. Most living rooms and home theaters can accommodate this, but it could be an issue for those with smaller or oddly-shaped spaces."
Just fyi, DLP canNOT do 4K natively. They use a technique called pixel shift, they will barely mention it, bc they want to flood you with thoughts of 4K. It's not a bad tech, I have it and am happy. But to get true 4K projection, you are looking at$5000
Just fyi, DLP canNOT do 4K natively. They use a technique called pixel shift, they will barely mention it, bc they want to flood you with thoughts of 4K. It's not a bad tech, I have it and am happy. But to get true 4K projection, you are looking at$5000
This isn't a 4K projector, pixel shift or otherwise. 1080P projection.
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I just got one on Amazon for $29.00
You bought a piece of garbage, if not now, in a few months.
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Nice review here - https://projectortop.co
However, the one thing from the review that was negative...
"You will need quite a bit of space to get a big image from this projector. For a 120" screen, you'll need to put the projector between 10 and 13 feet away. Most living rooms and home theaters can accommodate this, but it could be an issue for those with smaller or oddly-shaped spaces."
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