The M-Vision Cine LED line of projectors from DPI is specified to produce up to 600 lumens and a 10,000:1 contrast ratio – and they’re ready to ship. Although these projectors will likely end up in home cinemas, we thought we'd keep you informed on LED technology progress as it's likely to be the light source of the future for almost all display technologies.
Perfect for theatrical viewing spaces (translation: lights off) with controlled ambient light with screens up to 8’ wide, the M-Vision Cine LED is a 3-chip DPL display using a 60,000+ hour lifespan LED lighting system that also is specified to have incredible colorimetry – and it did look awesome at CEDIA. Additionally, the single-chip M-Vision Cine LED does not rely on a color wheel, which renders the projector completely free of the color wheel artifacts that some home theater enthusiasts find distracting.
Dell, HP, Toshiba, and Apple are all supporting this video format in a significant way this year. You will see customers with laptops that only have DisplayPort as an output on shows this year.
