3D HD projector – High definition 3D projector comparison

If you want to choose also from non-HD projectors visit the interactive comparison chart.

The table below is dedicated only to HD 3D projectors.
If you are hesitating about which one is the best for you, follow the best 3d projector for you guide.

Name	Aspect ratio	Throw ratio	Resolution	Tech- nology	3D system	Brightness (Lumen)	Contrast ratio (x:1)	Weight (lbs)	User rating
	16:9	1.4-2.14	1920x1080	DLP	Active	2000	4000	8.5	2
	16:9	1.15-1.5	1920x1080	DLP	Active	3000	15,000	4.6	2
	16:9	1.5-1.8	1920x1080	DLP	Active	2800	20,000	6.4	2
	16:9	1.07-1.71	1920x1080	DLP	Active	2200	10,000	8.6	3
	16:9	1.5-1.8	1920x1080	DLP	Active	3200	20,000	6.4	2
	16:9	1.62-2.43	1920x1080	DLP	Active	4000	50,000	15.9	1
	16:9	1.15-1.5	1920x1080	DLP	Active	2000	10,000	5.8	2
	16:9	1.41-2.13	1920x1080	SXRD	Active	1700	100,000	21.2	1
	16:9	1.5-1.8	1920x1080	DLP	Active	2500	18,000	6.4	2
	16:9	1.41-2.87	1920x1080	DLP	Active	1600	50,000	16.1	3
	16:9	1.32-2.15	1920x1080	3LCD	Active	2300	40,000	13.3	2
	16:9	1.5-1.8	1920x1080	DLP	Active	1600	100,000	15	3
	16:10	1.3-1.8	1920x1200	DLP	Active	20000	10,000	94.8	N/A
	16:9	1.29-2.77	x4096x2160	SXRD	Active	2000	1,000,000	57.2	2

Why a separate table?

This is an excerpt from the main table made so anyone can sort 3D HD projectors separately.
You are now able to sort by rating, price, or weight without having other projectors listed.

I see some other than FULL HD (1920×1080) resolutions in the table

Yes, 3D projectors with a resolution higher than HD are also listed in this table.

High definition – HD

High definition stands for resolution of 1920 x 1080. That is 1920 pixels in width and 1080 in height. What is the advantage of HD over SD (standard definition)?

The number of details it can display. High definition means more pixel density, which means more actual details.