The Optoma HD20 is what you'd have to call—and this is no exaggeration—a game changer. It's one of the first two 1080p projectors announced for a $1,000 street price as a new product ...

The idea of a $1000 1080p projector is enticing, but are the first products to reach this price, the VIvitek H1080FD and the Optoma HD20, any good? Yes, yes they are. I have to admit, I didn’t have ...

Optoma has upped the bar with their release of the HD20. This sub $1k projector is 1080p, has more than enough inputs for most applications, and gets you into a front projection system for cheap.

I’m never sure whether a projector is a bargain or not, but one way to check is to compare it to similarly-priced TVs. For a grand you can probably get a low-end 42″ TV, or a nicer 32″ — and this ...

It's refurbished, yes, but still an amazing deal on a projector that can make your favorite movies and TV shows wall-size. Want a really big TV? Forget LCDs and plasmas — get yourself a wall. Just ...

Optoma announced a brand new projector today that actually dips below the $1,000 mark. It's called the HD20 and is a DLP-based front projector with a 1080p resolution and targeted at computer and home ...

The Optoma 1080p HD20 earned Bestmodo marks from us last year, but how well would the company’s chops translate into the “gaming” space? Later this year, when ...

Bottom line: Value for money, compact dimensions and easy to get up and running out of the box, there’s a lot to like about the Optoma HD20. Compared to most 1080p projectors, Optoma’s HD20 is tiny.

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