Viewsonics new 3D capable DLP projector is called the PJD6251.

As usual, nothing in 3D is easy and to actually view 3D content you’ll also need a compatible NVIDIA GeForce 8 series or higher graphics card, GeForce 3D Vision Kit with 3D goggles, oh.. plus some 3D content.

That said, Viewsonic claims “the projector uses BrilliantColor technology for clarity with life-like colour, sharp graphics and outstanding video,  It also has 3700 ANSI lumens and a high 2800:1 contrast ratio”.

Weighing in at 2.9kg, the projector has multiple inputs (including HDMI) and a shitty integrated 5W speaker.

The ViewSonic PJD6251 projector is available now in Australia and New Zealand for AU$1,439 inc tax.

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