Established in 2002,[1] the word Optoma was created from the combination of two words: Optical and Maxima. In its first year, Optoma launched world’s first 65-inch DLP projection television[2] and won the Consumer Electronics Show Innovations Award in 2003. In 2005, Optoma announced the world's first all-in-one DVD projector, the MovieTime™DV10. An ultra-mobile LED light source projector range (ML750/ML1000) as well as Optoma's first laser phosphor technology illuminated projector (ZU650)was announced in 2013 and 2015 respectively. Infocomm 2016 (Las Vegas) saw the announcement of the world's first 4K UHD ultra short throw laser projector from Optoma. In 2017, Optoma provided the first 4K UHD laser projector UHZ65 for the home cinema category. In CES 2018, Optoma announced the UHD51A, the world's 1st 4K UHD projector which can work with Amazon Alexa voice assistant. Utilizing Texas Instruments' DLP projection technology,[9] Optoma is a designer and manufacturer for home, business, education, and professional display solutions.

 

In 2014, Optoma acquired California-based NuForce, a manufacturer of consumer and Hi-Res Certified audio equipment. It was one of the first companies to bring audiophile quality desktop DACs and headphone amplifiers to the market and one of the first companies to bring patented class-D amplifiers to the market.2016 saw the launch of the wireless Bluetooth, aluminum build BE6i in-ear headphones that offered extended battery life into Optoma's consumer audio line.

Optoma is an award-winning designer and manufacturer of projection and audio products. Our focus on premium quality and style, combined with exceptional engineering and innovation, deliver larger-than-life experiences in any venue. We operate globally, with headquarters in the U.S., Europe, and Asia.