Christie GraphXMASTER DLV1400-DX
CHRISTIE [США]
• 3-chip Darkchip3™ DLP display technology, SXGA+ resolution (1400x1050)
• Up to 2000:1 contrast ratio (adjustable via internal aperture)
• Superior 10-bit color processing
• Higher bandwidth processing @ 220MHz
Be in Control with Bright, Detailed Images, 24/7
DESCRIPTION
The Christie DLV1400-DX is the industry benchmark for command and control applications – delivering reliability, high performance and efficiency in a compact rear-projection SXGA+ package.
With 3000 lumens and and up to 2000:1 contrast ratio at SXGA+ (1400 x 1050) resolution, the Christie DLV1400-DX uses next generation 3-chip DLP™ technology, high-quality optics and 10-bit image processing to deliver crisp, detailed images with perfect colour saturation. Xenon illumination provides stable colour temperature and variable lamp power.
Designed for the 24/7 demands of control room applications, the Christie DLV1400-DX is ultra-cooled for improved long term reliability and performance. A high performance 1.1:1 short-throw tiling lens provides the ultra-low geometric distortion necessary for tiled wall displays.
Offering the best price-performance on the market – most reliable product, low cost of ownership, best warranties available and renowned customer service – the Christie DLV1400-DX provides complete peace of mind.
FEATURES
SXGA+ resolution (1400x1080)
Newer 3-chip Darkchip2™ DLP display technology
Up to 2000:1 contrast ratio (adjustable via internal aperture)
Superior 10-bit colour processing
Higher bandwidth processing @ 220MHz
More standard inputs and expansion ability
Additional control ability including built-in keypad and IP input with ChristieNET™ connectivity (RJ45)
Improved diagnostic monitoring
1.1:1 lens throw
Comprehensive Colour Adjustment (CCA) for fast and easy colour matching setup with multiple projectors
Operation in both SXGA+ and SXGA native modes
USES
Large screen tiled wall displays
Command and Control rooms
24/7 mission critical environments
Power utilities
Transporation management
Broadcast