Christie adds performance and value in its new Inspire Series projectors

The new range of 1DLP laser projectors from Christie have a fixed zoom lens and three brightness options, indicated for medium and small spaces.

the Inspire Series of Christie, available on the market at the beginning of next August, responds to the needs of professional projection of quality in medium and small environments, as classrooms, boardrooms, museums or places of worship.

To do this, these economical projectors offer a range of brightness possibilities that starts in 6.000 Ansi lumens, followed by 7.200 up to the 8.100 Lumens (7.150, 8.500 and 9.600 ISO lumens, respectively), getting some images of great power in WUXGA resolution in any application.

Thanks to its laser lighting, Inspire Series guarantees up to 20.000 hours of low maintenance operation before registering a 50% of brightness, in addition to easily integrating into spaces that need simple projection solutions with connectivity AMX and Crestron.

To this is added the silent operation of the inspire series models and the possibility of orienting them omnidirectionally, which adds flexibility to the installation.

Chris Kee, Executive Director of Enterprise Product Development at Christie, explains that “The Inspire Series delivers an unbeatable combination of value and performance at a low cost, but that does not diminish in any way the advanced capabilities of the product”.

High brightness and powerful software

The motorized lenses of these equipment “make it easy to zoom in, focus and offset by remote control, and the model DWU960ST-iS, of 8.100 Ansi lumens is one of the brightest short throw projectors on the market today -points out Kee-. Inspire DWU760A-iS, of 6.000 Ansi lumens, meets the TAA standard for government applications, as press or meeting rooms”.

The new Inspire Series surpasses the blending standard in projectors thanks to Christie Twist, a built-in proprietary software to effect warping and blending in arrays of up to six projectors and 81 grid control points.

In addition, supports Christie Mystique Lite, a camera-based alignment software that supports up to three projectors from the manufacturer and can be downloaded at no additional cost.

Christie has customers all over the world who rely on its range of 1DLP projectors to deliver amazing visual experiences, as has happened with the Students of Akerson Theater of the Naval Academy Athletic Association; with travelers visiting daxing international airport's new digital experience pavilion, or with customers of the Mexican chain of entertainment centers Alboa.

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