Optoma, on Wednesday, launched their GT2160HDR short throw cinema and gaming projector with 4K UHD DLP chipset in India.
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The projector comes with high-performance DMD using XPR video processing technology with a fast-switching display, 8.3 million pixels at 4,000 lumens brightness, and HDR hue and tone mapping technology.
The GT2160HDR uses a short-throw lens with a 0.496 throw ratio allowing users to project a 120-in diagonal image from as close as four feet from the screen. The short-throw projector, also allows for the screen to be enlarged up to 300 inches in living rooms.
The projector also comes with connectivity options like Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, USB port and also supports two HDMI 2.0 for any external 4K devices including Apple TV 4K, PS4 Pro, and XBOX One X.
The projector also comes with the ability to automatically switch to HDR display mode when it detects an HDR-coded game to improve images and provide a rich colour gamut along with sharp contrast without sacrificing details.
“We are excited to begin 2023 with the launch of our latest projector Optoma GT2160HDR. With this launch, we are bringing true 4K technology and enabling our consumers with smart and gaming features in addition to high-quality cinema”, Mr. Vijay Sharma, Country Head India, Optoma Corporation said.
The Optoma GT2160HDR projector is priced at ₹ 2,50,000.
