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Optoma P1 Smart 4K UHD HDR Ultra Short Throw projector launched in India
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Optoma Redefines Home Cinematic Experience With the All-new P1
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Optoma P1 is a Smart Ultra Short Throw Laser Projector With Soundbar
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Optoma Expands Award-winning CinemaX Series with P1 PRO and P2 Smart True 4K Ultra Short Throw Laser Projectors
Amazon.com: Optoma CinemaX P1 4K UHD Laser TV Home Theater Projector | Bright 3000 Lumens | Ultra Short Throw | Integrated NuForce Soundbar | Stream Netflix and Prime Video | Works with
Amazon.com: Optoma CinemaX P1 4K UHD Laser TV Home Theater Projector | Bright 3000 Lumens | Ultra Short Throw | Integrated NuForce Soundbar | Stream Netflix and Prime Video | Works with
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