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WU7K-M Video Projectors

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The Christie WU7K-M offers high efficiency and low cost of ownership by drawing a maximum power of 870W giving you full brightness while using less power. It also employs thermal feedback systems to:

Adjust the number of lamps and power level used
Control the fan speed to cool the system
Shut down (automatically) when the projector does not receive a signal
Customize real-time events programming according to your business needs
The Christie WU7K-M has a variable contrast ratio of 2500-10000:1 (FOFO) / 650:1 ANSI for crisp, detailed images.

The M Series expanded suite of high-quality lenses includes two new zoom lenses – all with true Intelligent Lens System (ILS™) capabilities.

With the consistency of DLP technology, the Christie M Series offers reliable, affordable, dual- mercury lamp brightness, in the smallest chassis in its class. Combined with the additional standard features, expanded lens suite, four resolutions, and industry-leading Christie service, the M Series provides high performance and peace of mind for all users.

Features
WUXGA resolution (1920 x 1200)
6300 ANSI lumens (6930 center lumens)
Variable contrast ratio of 2500-10,000:1 using dynamic iris (full on, full off) / 650:1 ANSI for crisp, detailed images
At maximum brightness (6300 ANSI lumens), the projector draws a maximum power of 870W
Smallest chasis in its class
Dual Mercury lamps (200W)
Comprehensive Color Adjustment (CCA™)
Embedded Christie Twist™ Image Warping
Edge-Blending
Dust sealed engine, filter-free design
Intelligent Lens System (ILS™) for zoom, focus, horizontal and vertical offset
Multi-windowing and screen processing (up to a 3x3 array)
Dynamic Iris
Motorized yellow notch filter
Uses
Audience events
Auditoriums
Broadcast studios
Boardrooms
Conference rooms
Training rooms
Houses of worship
Post-production

Christie Digital Video Projectors

Christie a global visual technologies company, offers diverse solutions for business, entertainment, and industry. With expertise in film projection since 1929 and professional projection systems since 1979, we've established a reputation as the world’s single source manufacturer of a variety of display technologies and solutions for cinema, large audience environments, control rooms, business presentations, training facilities, 3D and virtual reality, simulation, education, media and government. As a market leader, Christie has installed over 100,000 projection solutions worldwide. Christie technologies Christie’s broad range of technologies include DLP Cinema™ projectors, LCD and DLP™ projectors, rear screen projection modules, video walls, and cutting edge projection technologies for 3D, virtual reality and simulation. Whatever the application, our solutions are purpose-built to meet unique projection requirements, and are backed by industry-leading service and support ensuring complete customer satisfaction. Global organizations use Christie's visual solutions Many of the world’s most demanding organizations rely on Christie for their display solutions, inlcuding AMC Theaters, AT&T Global Network Operations Center, Boeing, Buckhead Community Church (Atlanta, Georgia), Carlton Screen Advertising (UK), Cinemark, China Film Group, Dallas Police, Connecticut Light & Power, Deluxe, Deutsche Telekom, First Baptist Church of Orlando, Georgetown University, General Motors, Harrods', Industrial Light & Magic, Italian Army, Italian Railways, Japan’s National Institute for Fusion Science, Microsoft, Loews, Montreal Police, Paramount Parks’ Star Trek Borg Invasion 4D, Pixar Animation Studios, Regal CineMedia Corp., Scripps Network, Shell, Shenzhen Telecom, Sinopec (China), Sony Picture Studios, Starbucks, Taiwan Air Force, Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX), Tulane University’s A.B. Freeman School of Business, University of Illinois, Urbana and Wharton School of Business.

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Video Projectors

Video projectors such as a digital video projector or an LCD projector are an alternative to regular video screens in that they project images directly onto a screen, rather than projecting the video from behind as a television or monitor does. Video projectors use a lens system and project an extremely bright beam of light onto a screen. Modern video projectors such as a 3 chip DLP projector have are extremely intricate and able to correct inconsistencies in the image such as blurriness and curvature. Video projectors are commonly used in concerts and theatres, and they have many other applications in educational and business settings. They can also be used as part of a home theater system. There are a vast range of different video projectors available. The old CRT projectors are surprisingly still quite widely used, as they are able to project a very large image size, although the bulkiness of the cabinet is not so popular. For professional use in theatres and concerts, the DLP projector is one of the preferred models. DLP video projectors use 1, 2 or 3 Digital Micromirror Devices, called DMDs, which are essentially microfabricated light valves. The 1 chip DLP projector and the 2 chip DLP projector have been known to experience a problem however – viewers can sometimes perceive a “rainbow” on the projection screen, and so the 3 chip DLP projector is more popular, as this is able to display each primary color in a simultaneous fashion, so the problem doesn’t occur. The LCD flat panel model is perhaps one of the most popular video projectors for home and business use, as it is both affordable and simple to use. Other video projectors include the LCoS projector, LED projectors, Laser Diode projectors and hybrid LED/Laser Diode projectors.