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HDT100 $3500, 720p, 0.8 inch chip, Darkchip3, 1.25x zoom, 4 way<br />

vertical/horizontal optical lens shift capability, 1000 ANSI lumens, 5000:1 CR, 32dB<br />

fan noise, TTM now.<br />

Sep 2006 CEDIA<br />

The HD81 has started to ship to dealers for $7000 MSRP, 6000/10000:1 CR, 17-stpe<br />

auto-iris function, 1400 ANSI lumens, 300w lamp, 10-bit color processing, 7-<br />

segment color wheel, 2xRGBHV/component BNC, 2xcomponent, VGA<br />

(RGB/YPbPr/SCART), two RS232, two 12V triggers, and one IR port extension.<br />

The HD70 for $1000 MSRP shipped by the end of Sep 2006 to dealers, 1280x720,<br />

Dark chip 2, 1000 ANSI lumens, 4000:1 CR, VGA.<br />

CES 2007<br />

Anamorphic Lens Kit for 2.35:1 presentation<br />

Optoma introduced its anamorphic lens kit for 2.35:1 widescreen images from<br />

projectors, such as Optoma’s HD81 1080p.<br />

The BX-AL133 anamorphic lens converts a native 16:9 image to 2.35:1 cinema<br />

widescreen image, eliminating the black bars commonly visible on a 16:9 screen<br />

when playing a DVD formatted to the 2.35:1 aspect ratio.<br />

Optoma’s anamorphic lens is fully layered with optical coatings that minimize<br />

chromatic aberrations and astigmatism, and is made up of 100% glass, and<br />

generates a brighter image – up to 30 percent – than without the lens, because all<br />

the light energy and pixels of the projector chip are used for the entire 2.35:1 image.<br />

The BX-AL133 anamorphic lens is fully motorized and works with the HD81’s 12V<br />

trigger control. The HD81 scaler’s Auto235 mode automatically detects between<br />

16:9 or 2.35:1 content and format the image while moving the lens to the correct<br />

position in a few seconds, or it can be manually triggered by using the BX-AL133 IR<br />

remote control.<br />

The complete kit includes the anamorphic lens, a bracket for the lens, ceiling mount<br />

adapter plate, a motorized, remote-control sled for the lens, as well as upgradeable<br />

firmware, and will be available in February 2007, estimated price of $6,000 through<br />

authorized Optoma dealers. Optoma is also offering an HD81/BX-AL133<br />

bundle for an estimated street price of $10,000.<br />

HD81 as introduced in production at CES 2007:<br />

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