Vivitek H5080 DLP Home Theater HD Projector

Dare I? Can it be done? Should it be done? Two home theater projector posts in the same day by the same writer…I hope I don’t open some kind of interdimensional rift and suck through a horrible Earth-eating demon by taking such a risk. Oh, the hell with it. For our readers, I think it’s worth it. Besides, I think that this whole CEDIA thing going on in Atlanta has all of the manufacturers a bit out of their minds with new products. Joining the projector party is Vivitek Corp, known for their eco-conscious spin on visual displays and presentation products, has announced the release of their latest high-definition, DLP home theater projector, the H5080.
The Vivitek H5080 home theater projector is being touted as a professional-grade projector built for the consumer enthusiast. According to Vivitek, the H5080 provides native 1080p resolution, 1200 lumens of brightness and a 25,000:1 contrast ratio. It also incorporates Pixelworks’ DNX Motion Engine technology that is supposed to create smoother pictures by eliminating blur in fast-moving scenes. The projector design has the lens in a central position, as well as manual vertical/horizontal lens shift for easier alignment with a screen.
Some of the other features of note found in the new H5080 include an interchangeable lens option so you can choose between short- and long-throw, a pretty typical 3000-hrs of lamp life, and a nice quiet 27dB fan. The connectivity options include three HDMI v1.3, VGA, Component, S-Video, composite connections.
The new Vivitek H5080 DLP home theater projector is expected to be available sometime in October with a retail price of $2,999. If you’ve got the need and plenty of extra money, you can pick up separate short- (1.33-1.79:1) and long-throw (2.22-4.43:1) lenses which retail for $2,999 and $2,499 respectively.
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I was fine until you wrote this post. I was just sitting here, minding my own business then, thanks to you, an interdimensional rift opened up by my armchair and spilt my beer. Thanks for that.