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From March 24 to 27, 2010, at stand A50 in Hall 9, Christie will show various projection systems, its current Spyder products and its newest product line, Christie MicroTiles.
Following their successful EMEA market launch, Christie MicroTiles can now be seen at a trade show in Germany for the first time. The new digital display system can create virtually seamless digital display walls in a wide variety of sizes and shapes. MicroTiles impress with first-class colour and image reproduction and a wide viewing angle. The groundbreaking display system based on LED and DLP is ideally suited to permanently brilliant and reliable commercial use.
Christie will also show models from its multiple award-winning M Series. The flexible and efficient three-chip DLP projectors in the M Series feature a UHP dual-lamp system and an extremely versatile range of functions. Two Roadster HD10K-M projectors each project onto the three nine-metre-wide screens at the sides of the Videlco stand. The images are controlled through a Christie Spyder X20-1608.
Two Roadster HD12K projectors operating in tandem are used for the 4 × 4 m projection onto the rear wall of the stand. The three-chip DLP projectors use xenon lamp systems and impress with their unmatched performance, uniformity and colour fidelity.
Alongside the Christie projectors, visitors to the Videlco stand can also expect new products from Picturall and Zap Technology. The latter is showing a special movement and control system for Christie projectors that can transform, among others, the Roadster S+20K with its 20,000 ANSI lumens into a powerful moving light.
