Abstract: On the downside, as well as the build quality issues raised earlier, the HD20's images can judder quite a bit during camera pans, and there's definitely evidence, again, of the dreaded rainbow effect. Though this is markedly less pronounced than it is on the BenQ model, and so is seldom really distracting.
As a budget projector, the HD20 is not without compromises. Setup options are a little limited: There’s no optical lens shift or keystone correction and certainly no motorised zoom or focus. Most of these features can be had on competing projectors...
Abstract: Yes, yes, I know. By reviewing the HD20 today, I've now looked at three projectors in a row, without a TV in sight. Apologies if this has aggravated anyone. But honestly, as I noted in my previous review of Sony's VPL-HW15 , there are simply so many hot p...
Abstract: Video review: The Optoma HD20 is what you’d have to call—and this is no exaggeration—a game changer.It brings 1080p projectors to a new level of affordability and it also happens to project a high-quality image, which doesn’t hurt at all. The HD20 is built around a ...
