| Author | Message | ||
     ed c y (Ottomatic) New member Username: Ottomatic Post Number: 1 Registered: 10-2009 Rating: N/A |
Yes i have seen the list of what has been tryed, but theres new gear on the market and if any one could suggest a unit that is: $900-$2900) 1080p native or close... 85hz+ (as close to flicker free as possible) aimed for gaming the benq w1000 or w6000 or Optoma HD200X (mostly cause they are local but not critical) interests me but cant even guess if it will work. scondary question, looking at the big compatibilty list, is there a reason they dont test with hdmi conection? also i live with in 2 hours of vancouver bc, any suggested places to test/ shop? finally, since most are XDA can any one coment what thats like for running a pc on a 80"-100"+ screen Thanks, im low on time due to room remodeling in progress so any help please, i need to move in soon. and i understand that no one can be positive if it will work, but suggest it any way please. i will provide detailed test results with what ever i have to try. | ||
| Tom Pettit (Tompettit) New member Username: Tompettit Post Number: 1 Registered: 1-2010 Rating: N/A |
I recently went to the CES show 2010 in Las Vegas. Optoma has a new projector available for $699; Model HD66- 120Hz 720p. | ||
| Alan Johnson (Ajay501) Junior Member Username: Ajay501 Post Number: 25 Registered: 4-2006  Rating: N/A |
The Acer H5360 has an HDMI input and advertizes 120 Hz 3D. Can't find it on the selves yet ... but looks interesting. | ||
| Raven Starfire (Hottlotus) New member Username: Hottlotus Post Number: 3 Registered: 1-2010 Rating: N/A |
Acer model not available in the US, and they are the only ones certified for Nvidia 3D so far (as aside from the viewsonics) but not much reviews to follow on how they all work properly. HD66 Optoma hasnt been certified yet, but may want to contact Nvidia to see if they will come out for new drivers for the new 3D Ready projectors out. (such as Benq, Optoma all 3D ready but no drivers for them) |
