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    Christie replaces LX1000

    AV NewsBy AV NewsSeptember 10, 2011No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Christie has announced the successor to the Christie LX1000 The 12,000 lumen Christie LX1200 is suitable for rental staging applications, boardrooms, high education facilities and houses of worship. Featuring XGA (1024 x 768) resolution, the Christie LX1200 fills the market need for a high brightness, LCD projector providing radiant imagery and finer contrast.

    The LX1200 - Christie's replacement for the LX1000.

    Brighter and more advanced than its predecessor, the Christie LX1200 utilises the 4DColor technology that incorporates a fourth (yellow) LCD panel, delivering vibrant colours to presentations. The LX1200 also features a mechanical light shutter to block light when required, inorganic LCD panels for long life expectancy and increased performance levels, and top loading lamps for quick and easy replacement.

    “The Christie LX1200 is a high brightness, 2-lamp system at 12,000 lumens that is more compact than other projectors in this lumen category. The LX1200 has one of the broadest ranges of lens options, allowing flexibility of placement in even the most challenging venues,” said Frank Anzures, product manager, Business Products. “And with Christie’s 4DColor technology, customers will experience vivid, dynamic colours that are unavailable with standard LCD panels.”

    With optional input slots, the Christie LX1200 also supports additional video signals including HD-SDI, or a network input card for control and asset management.

    “Customers and integrators benefit from this feature because it allows them to connect additional input sources without having to buy extra equipment – they can simply add input cards to accept video and data signals; and end users can ensure the projector meets future video and data source equipment needs,” added Anzures.

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