Where in KK did you see it? Karamunsing?

You won't be disappointed with HD65 once u use proper screen. Sure got 'pop' effect if it is properly calibrated

In A-Kai's showroom.  IT shops in Karamunsing sometimes are a disappointment.  You can try to ask around for a Optoma HD65, and most of them will give you a look.  From what A-Kai told me, his HD65 is selling like hot cakes.  They should setup a proper HT shop in Karamunsing.
Now that's very promising.  Hope I can get it soon enough...money has been draining out fast recently...and Hari Raya is around the corner, again.  Last time when I wanted to deal with htkaki, same thing happened.  Now, after a year, again.  Maybe fate wants me to jump straight into HD82. 

Optoma HD65 Home Theater Projector Review: Overview  and Physical AttributesOur Hot Product Award.

Optoma HD65
Image Quality
General Performance
Warranty
Summary, Pros, Cons

The last Optoma review, their extremely bright (for a home theater projector) HD71, picked up our Hot Product Award, and I'm pleased to announce that the HD65 also receives the award.



The Optoma HD65 projector.The HD65 is a Darkchip 2 DLP projector with a 4x color wheel, claiming 1600 lumens. The projector's AI (artificial intelligence) takes claimed contrast from 3000:1, to 4000:1, when engaged.

The Optoma HD65 has a lot of things going for it, but, the things that impressed me the most, and that led to the award, are its especially good out of the box color accuracy, combined with a very rich and well saturated image. In addition, it just happens to be pretty bright. Not as bright as the HD71, but it still has more lumens than most.

The HD65 may not be for everyone, as it is especially small, and has some limitations as well. Notably its fan is on the noisy side, plus it does leak some light. and, no surprise, like most DLP projectors, it is rather limited in terms of placement flexibility. Still, most impressive for an under $1000 home theater projector!

Gandalf image from the Optoma HD65 projector.



Gandalf (above) from Lord of the Rings, looks great - very impressive considering it's standard DVD, not Blu-ray, or HDTV.

And, it sure is fun to watch. A few hours ago, my wife commandeered the theater for tonight's final sing off on American Idol in Hi-Def. At this point, the HD65 has been calibrated in its Cinema mode, and also in Bright. I set it up for her in Bright mode, and grabbed my laptop to get some work done while watching.

I have to tell you, the HD65 really looked great, and we even had some low lighting on, and the projector was filling about 120" of my 128" screen. I even switched back to the Cinema mode, and it looked even better, though a little dimmer.

Being sufficiently impressed with both Optomas I have decided to do a comparison piece between the two. Look for that within a week of this review's publish date.
Optoma HD65 Projector Highlights:

    * Really good out of the box color
    * Only a 4X color filter wheel, so those sensitive to the rainbows will see more rainbows, as most DLP projectors have 5X wheels
    * Extremely small - Very reasonable to take with you.
    * Very limited placement flexibility - zoom lens only 1.1:1, making this a table top or ceiling mount projector.
    * Very good remote control
    * Good, although not exceptional black levels
    * Only RM3200 makes it one of the least expensive
    * Excellent price performance

Optoma HD65 Home Theater Projector[SIZE=14][COLOR=red]

If not mistaken...htkaki will have this HD20 going off for around RM6000, right?  Top up another HD65 price, then HD82 dream will come true le.  Maybe I need to make a trip to Aeon Credit liao.

Bishop, his showroom is at Hilltop shop lot, 1st floor, facing the main road.  There is only one hi-fi shop there. 

aeon credit potong leher. it's like licensed ah long. better use credit card easy payment.

ya. this raya can cuti panjang,enjoy the view.

between, the price is very2 reasonable..

ar188, u also buy from him?

3 years already. the PJ still running fine huh?

it's a great invesment

yup.. now 2000 hours out of 3000... and still got one spare bulb.. 

anyway, mine is a panny.. not sure of optoma can tahan so long.. 

why saying like that?
is optoma got some common problem?