What's the difference between the Optoma's HD25 and HD25e?
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The only significant differences are lumens(brightness) and power consumption. HD25 = 2000 ANSI lumens ; HD25e = 2800 ANSI lumens. HD25 = Max 339W (Normal), Min 241W (Eco+), &lt;0.5W (standby-ECO) ; HD25e = Max 262W (Normal), Min 191W (Eco), &lt;0.5W (standby-ECO). You're better off with the HD25e as it is brighter and uses less power. Also, the HD25e does not come with a lens cap like the HD25 does, but this seems pretty trivial to me.
1974607
Updated model (brighter - different bulb cheaper to replace) great projector
1974608
The only significant differences are lumens(brightness) and power consumption.HD25 = 2000 ANSI lumens ; HD25e = 2800 ANSI lumens.HD25 = Max 339W (Normal), Min 241W (Eco+), <0.5W (standby-ECO) ; HD25e = Max 262W (Normal), Min 191W (Eco), <0.5W (standby-ECO).You're better off with the HD25e as it is brighter and uses less power. Also, the HD25e does not come with a lens cap like the HD25 does, but this seems pretty trivial to me.
1974609
I wondered this too before I purchased the 25e last month. Optoma update the HD25 to the 25e the only difference I found was the 25e is brighter (more lumens) and has a different lamp then the HD25. It is a great projector I could not be happy with it.
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As far as I know it's only a visual difference. I have the E751, and it sounds the same as the other. I would have preferred the E-750 as I like the wood finish better, but not at that price difference.
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Go to the Optoma Web Site, Support, Distance Calculator and enter 103" for screen size and the throw Range is 11'3" to 13'6". I am very happy with the Optoma HD25e , very bright, sharp display.
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I am not sure. What is the difference, ten dollars? I absolutely love my unit. Get the hd radio, you won't regret it
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Yes it will work with the HD25-lv but you will need to buy the Optoma glasses for the 3D to work properly. The emitter did not work with my active shutter Samsung glasses.
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In fact, they are not recording the same quality, HG20 is a set ahead than HF100, 24Mbps against 17Mbps, resulting better quality. Can we see the difference? Who knows? But it's there...I aggre with you, HF100 feels cheap(in fact it's cheaper) but does not give the quality feel of HG20, it's not as ergonomic as HG20...HD part of HG20 lets you to handle it better, HF100 feels too small..But, are these enough to pay about 65-70$ more?
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it works on optoma hd25e so im sure it works with the newer hd25lv. the glasses i have are MonsterVision Max 3D, there is a seller on ebay who sells them for 50 a pair. I know it's pretty expensive but they are actually like the cheapest ones that will work with this RF emitter/ projector combo. hope this helps
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It appears that there is no functional difference. The 66E1 model is newer and costs less.
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Looks like it does. Check this link out here: click the specifications tab...It shows 100-240volts http://www.optomausa.com/products/detail/HD25-lv
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Not sure. I have an Optoma HD20. But it is very adjustable as far as where all the mounting screws can me moved to and lined up.
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It should. I have a optoma hd25e and it works perfectly. Dlp link 3d glasses work like a charm . Tested with prometheus 3d ,Avengers 3d, John Carter 3d, Tron 3d, Pacific rim 3d all look great.
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The Optoma HD20 supports HDMI 1.3a. However, you could buy a Blu-ray player with w/HDMI 1.4 if you wanted and it will be backwards compatible.Version 1.4 basically added support and more bandwidth for 3-D Blu-ray.
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I do not know, i have the optoma hd65 and i had to find the part number elsewhere, Purchased this part and it worked. The repair took about an hour but i am familiar with electronics repair as i fixed iphones for a couple of years. It was not bad there are a couple of youtube videos that you can use as guides. and as long as you follow the guide then you should be fine. My projector had white dots and this totally fixed it and it has run for around 100 hours since without issue.
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Hi Steve,the main difference is that HD380 is closed and HD 558 is an open headphone.close headphones have much better noise isolation than open, instead the open headphones are more comfortable and depending on the model they could have better sound.I have used both and in my opinion HD380 have much better bass sound and of course isolation than HD558, however HD558 are more confortable.also closed headphones are better for office/noisy enviroments.
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Looks like they are either the same, or very similar. It is big and heavy (the Aura HD is no lightweight either), so together the package becomes quite unwieldy. I have this, but don't use it.
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Optoma sells this projector as the GT750E or GT750. The GT750E does not come with glasses, the GT750 does come with one pair. The GT750 is usually about 100 bucks more than the 750E. Both come with RF transmitter.The optoma branded RF glasses are rebadged bitcauldron glasses...same as the monstervision max. I know the monstervision ones work with the optoma transmitter since my friend has the monstervision glasses. The monster transmitter is the same but is also has this IR receiver...so if you have a 3D tv and this optoma projector and your tv doesn't have VESA port you can get the monster package and use that transmitter for the tv. (you can use the same glasses on both the tv and projector). Optoma sells this projector as the GT750E or GT750. The GT750E does not come with glasses, the GT750 does come with one pair. The GT750 is usually about 100 bucks more than the 750E. Both come with RF transmitter.The optoma branded RF glasses are rebadged bitcauldron glasses...same as the monstervision max. I know the monstervision ones work with the optoma transmitter since my friend has the monstervision glasses. The monster transmitter is the same but is also has this IR receiver...so if you have a 3D tv and this optoma projector and your tv doesn't have VESA port you can get... » Read More Optoma sells this projector as the GT750E or GT750. The GT750E does not come with glasses, the GT750 does come with one pair. The GT750 is usually about 100 bucks more than the 750E. Both come with RF transmitter.The optoma branded RF glasses are rebadged bitcauldron glasses...same as the monstervision max. I know the monstervision ones work with the optoma transmitter since my friend has the monstervision glasses. The monster transmitter is the same but is also has this IR receiver...so if you have a 3D tv and this optoma projector and your tv doesn't have VESA port you can get the monster package and use that transmitter for the tv. (you can use the same glasses on both the tv and projector). « Show Less
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The main difference is that the ht-e6500w is the older model. The newer one appears to have a bit more versatile TV and internet connectivity. I would suggest that if you can still find the older model, new and in the box, you might be able to get a much lower prize. I don't use min often but I do enjoy it when I do. I did a wiring mod whereby if have my old JBL Athena's hooked up as the front and the systems front and rears wired is series for the back. Works pretty good. Hope I've helped a bit.