3D projectors

LG's BX227/BX327 3D projectors are aimed towards the office. The BX327 offers 3200 lumens for about $1100, while the BX227 offers 2700 lumens, and costs about $840. They both offer 2300:1 contrast, stereo speakers and a USB input to display documents, videos and photos from a USB drive.

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The EX762 is a business 3D DLP projector that supports 1024x768, 4000 lumens, 3,000:1 contrast. It has an HDMI input and also a network jack. It has a non-directional DLP 3D Link to the active-shutter glasses (which are not bundled, and will cost around $125 a paid).

Optoma EX762

The EX762 will cost around $2500, we do not know when it'll be released yet. Via Engadget

The HW536 is a 3D DLP projector that supports 1280x800, 2800 lumens, 3,000:1 contrast. It has an HDMI input. It has a non-directional DLP 3D Link to the active-shutter glasses (which are not bundled, and will cost around $125 a paid).

Optoma HW536

The HW536 will cost around $1150, we do not know when it'll be released yet. Via Engadget

The S5200 is a 3D DLP projector with 120Hz and XGA resolution. It has built-in support for Creston's home automation system. 

Acer S5200 photo

The S5200 is available now for £650 in the UK. Via Engadget

Acer's H5360 is a DLP projector, with native 1280x720 resolution, that is certified with nVidia's 3D vision and DLP 3D. It's got a HDMI connector that accepts 1080p signals (downscaling it to 720 of course).

The H5360 is available now for £625.99 in the UK. We do not know when it'll be released in the US.

The CF3D is a Full-HD, 3D single-lens projector. It sports 3D auto picture calibration, a twin engine, two HDMI 1.3 sockets, 300 ANSI lumens and a single USB input.