Christie Releases Mirage M Series 3D Projectors
Active stereo projectors are aimed at immersive visualization applications.
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June 29, 2012
By DE Editors
Christie Digital Systems has expanded its product offerings for the visualization markets with the addition of its next-generation Mirage M Series digital projectors. The M Series adds three new 3D-capable products to the dual-lamp platform for a total of 21 projectors in the Mirage Series lineup. The Mirage Series offers a range of 3-chip DLP 3D active stereo digital projectors for the visualization market.
The new Christie Twist hardware provides built-in geometric warping with sharper imagery, and edge-blending capabilities that reduce electronic blending artifacts. The projectors are designed for immersive visualization markets including aerospace, architecture, energy, education and training, government, science, theme parks and transportation.
The three new models in the Mirage M series are: Mirage DS+14K-M, Mirage HD14K-M and Mirage WU14K-M. The Mirage M series projectors consist of either SXGA+, HD or WUXGA resolution and now feature from 6,000 up to 12,500 lumens.
The projectors come out of the box ready to produce active stereo projection from four different types of 3D source inputs: Up to 120Hz native input over a single Dual Link DVI-D cable or VGA cable; a true 120Hz image from two 60Hz frame locked sources for compatibility with most passive stereo input sources; frame doubled content from 48-60Hz for maximum system compatibility with single link DVI-D; or analog and full HDCP support of multiple mode 3D sources from consumer devices including triple flash at 144Hz.
For more information, visit Christie Digital Systems.
Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.
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