Optoma has an interesting converter box that will connect your HDMI 1.4a gear like your Blu-ray player, PS3 and other stuff to the 3D ready Optoma projectors or to any other 3D ready projector.

Those projectors don't have to be the Optoma brand, any DLP projector will work. The 3D-XL supports 1080p 3D content and uses passive 3D glasses.

ViewSonic has just issued the VP3D1 converter box, which lets 3D-ready projectors show 3D consumer content.

ViewSonic introduced the VP3D1 3D HD Video Converter Box that makes any DLP projector with a HDMI connection capable of displaying 3D HD content. The VP3D1's dual HDMI 1.4A inputs and v1.3 output ...

These will let 3D content be displayed on any HDMI-capable TV or projector. 3D-VIP so far is only shipping one of three planned products, the 3D Gamer converter, which costs $269 and includes the ...

The projector supports 4k resolution and is a 3D smart projector capable of turning 2D films into 3D content. The projector can throw a 300-inch image if your room is big enough.

Update 28.06.11We first received details of SIM2's £30k Lumis 3D-S projector at the beginning of this month (see story below), but now we've seen it in action for the first time at the CEDIA Show 2011 ...

To do this you'll need to add the £280 for a 3D-XL converter box, which includes a pair of Optoma active Shutter glasses. The 3D-XL is not a cosmetic match for the projector.

Sure, we may one day all simply carry pico projector-equipped phones and ditch any other sort of display, but until then, there's still a place for projectors like Dell's new S300w model. Designed ...