Optoma ZU1100 projector has 9,600 ANSI lumen brightness and ultra-short throw lens

The Optoma ZU1100 is a new professional projector released as part of the company’s DuraCore laser lineup. The DuraCore technologies include laser diode cooling techniques to enhance the lifetime and durability of the product. The WUXGA DLP laser projector has a 2,000,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio and a maximum brightness of 11,500 lms or 9,600 ANSI lms. The device has a 16:10 native aspect ratio, though 4:3 and 16:9 are also supported.

Optoma claims that the laser light source can last longer, up to 30,000 hours. The company also suggests that the projector can achieve impressive, detailed images thanks to the enhanced color performance from the multicolor laser. The projector includes features such as edge-blending and warping, perfect for large-scale pictures or linking multiple projectors. The device supports portrait and 360° orientation, with horizontal and vertical keystone correction up to 20° in each direction.

The device has seven interchangeable lenses, such as an ultra short throw lens and a single projector dome lens; the shortest possible throw ratio is 0.36:1. The HDBaseT input makes the gadget easier to install with a simple cable set-up. Inputs on the device include HDMI 2.0, 3D sync and DVI-D. Plus, the product is IP6X-rated dust resistant to prevent damage to the product. The projector measures 484 x 529 x 207.8 mm (~19.1 x 20.8 x 8.2-in) and weighs 21 kg (~46 lbs). The Optoma ZU1100 projector has an MSRP of US$31,499, though it is currently available for US$17,999.

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