Vivitek launches first 2D to 3D projector in India
While 3D projectors have been around in the market for sometime now, they were just 3D ‘capable’ projectors which meant you needed a PC or a


Good pricing for what it claims to do
The D5 series is based on Texas Instruments DLP technology and supports a max brightness level of 3200 lumens. The contrast ratio is a good 3000:1 and the projector comes with a good set of connectors like HDMI, VGA, S-Video, Composite and audio-in options. It even has built-in 1W speakers. The 3D conversion works for both pictures and video. There’s no mention about what sort of 3D is supported - active or passive - and there’s nothing on the site about any bundled 3D glasses. The pricing seems very attractive though for what Vivitek are claiming. As far as the quality of 3D is concerned, we’ll know once we’ve reviewed it.

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