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Optoma Laser 4K Projector UHZ65
$ 1689.07
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Description
I purchased this unit for my home. However, due to a ceiling obstruction, I am unable to use it. It has never been connected. It is FACTORY REFURBISHED and shipping is free. My loss, your gain! Buy it Now price is MUCH less than my cost and retail cost. If you want a 4K projector under 00, THIS IS IT!Powerful Laser 4K Ultra High-Definition Projector
The Optoma UHZ65 is a 3,000 lumen laser 4K Ultra High Definition (UHD) projector for home cinema capable of delivering ultra-sharp images with a high level of detail and astounding color. It delivers breathtaking picture quality with its 2,000,000:1 contrast ratio and laser light source.
HDR10 compatibility delivers brighter white and deeper black levels for life-like color. PureMotion technology enhances picture quality by eliminating noise, motion blur and judder in fast-motion video for clear, consistent and smooth visuals.
A 15% vertical lens shift and 1.6x optical zoom provide a great deal of installation flexibility within a home cinema. The laser-phosphor light source provides a remarkable 20,000 hours of life for reliability with minimal maintenance.
Laser technology
Optoma laser projectors use high-quality lasers to create the projected image. In many situations the perceived brightness from laser illumination projectors can be twice that of an equivalent lamp-based model. They also deliver increased efficiency to maintain consistent brightness, superior color performance, instant on/off and an extraordinary life span of up to 30,000 hours.
Ultra UHD Resolution
Ultra HD 4K resolution delivers sharper, life-like images and richer colors - allowing you to sit closer to the screen and enjoy a more immersive experience.
Our DLP projectors provide CTA (Consumer Technology Association) approved True 4K UHD resolution, capable of projecting 8.3 million on screen pixels. That's four times more detail than Full HD and twice as many from competing technology, which only delivers 4.1 million pixels.