The Bottom Line
The Optoma H56 is an excellent HD-compatible DLP video projector that provides excellent contrast and color. Its extremely compact size also makes it suitable for both home theater and business use.
Pros
- Excellent Color and Contrast
- Very compact
- Easy to set up and use
Cons
- No focus from remote control
- No internal sound system or speakers
- Non-linear sharpness control
Description
- DLP projector with DDR (Double Data Rate) processing.
- 16.7 million colors
- 2000:1 Contrast Ratio
- 1,000 Ansi lumens
- HDTV compatible (720p, 1080i)
- Progressive Scan and built-in de-interlacer for analog signals
- NTSC/PAL/SECAM/VGA/SVGA compatible
- 200W user replacable lamp with 2000 hour life
- Composite, S-Video, Component, and DVI video inputs
- Wireless remote control
Guide Review - Optoma H56 DLP video Projector
In short, the DLP DDR (Double Date Rate) equipped Optoma H56 video projector, right out of the box, with minimal setup and adjustment, provides an excellent projected image of stunning detail and color accuracy. In addition, unlike many video projectors, there is no hint of annoying anomalies, such as green tinted blacks or overblown whites. Colors and shadows retain their intended characteristics even in the darkest scenes, while primary colors such as red and blue do not become overwhelming in bright scenes. Even though the H56 is a fully capable HDTV video projector, standard resolution 480i DVD images, through the S-Video connection look outstanding. I cannot say enough about the excellent performance of the Optoma H56.
