3D projectors

SIM2 C3X Lumis 3D-S

The C3X Lumis 3D-S is a high-end 3D projector that features Full-HD active 3D images, reduced crosstalk using a professional cinema-like Triple Flash system (144Hz refresh rate), specialized calibration software, up to 300" images and dimmable 280W lamps.

This projector is shipping in the UK for £30,000 (about $50,000).

Aug 20, 2011

Sony VPL-VW90ES

The VPL-VW90ES is Sony's first 3D projector, which uses active-shutter glasses (240Hz). The projector is a part of Sony's Elevated-Standard (ES) family of high-end products. It uses Silicon X-tal Reflective Display (SXRD^TM) technology and offers Full-HD (1080p,24fps), 1000 lumens, and a 150,000:1 contrast ratio.

The VPL-VW90ES is now shipping for $9999.99 (including two pairs of active-shutter glasses).

Sep 24, 2010

Runco 3Dimension D-73

Runco's 3Dimension D-73 LED projector uses passive glasses for 3D images and costs $49,995(!).

The D-73 will ship in 4Q 2010 - if you can afford it...

Sep 23, 2010

LG BX277 / BX327 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.

via Engadget

Aug 18, 2010

Optoma EX762

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

Mar 04, 2010

Optoma HW536

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).