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2007 |
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Christie Mirage series are the first native 1920x1080 HD resolution 3-chip DLP® projectors with active stereo capability for 3D; includes four models: Christie Mirage HD3; Christie Mirage HD6; Christie Mirage HD8 and the Christie Mirage HD18 |
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2006 |
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First commercially available native 1920x1080 HD 3-chip DLP® projectors |
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2006 |
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First multi-screen Digital Cinema premiere, Disney/Pixar’s “Cars”, held at Lowe's Motor Speedway in Charlotte; screening featured six Christie CP2000 DLP® projectors |
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2005 |
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First large-scale deployment of Digital Cinema, featuring the Christie CP2000 2K DLP Cinema® projectors; 4,000 systems scheduled to be installed, including 2,300 systems for Carmike Cinemas |
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2005 |
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First Digital Cinema distribution master (DCDM) of a major motion picture, using the Christie CP2000 DLP Cinema® projector, featuring Universal Pictures’ “Serenity”; also featuring Doremi Labs’ DCI-compliant JPEG2000 technology and Fotokem postproduction facility |
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2005 |
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First major Hollywood studio, Disney, signs historic agreement to provide content for Christie/AIX digital systems, featuring the Christie CP2000 DLP Cinema® projector |
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2005 |
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First 2K DLP Cinema® screening in India, using Christie CP2000 DLP Cinema® projector, to screen premiere of “Star Wars Episode III – Revenge of the Sith” |
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2005 |
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First commercial 2K Digital Cinema® deployment in Italy, featuring Christie CP2000 DLP Cinema® projector |
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2005 |
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Christie CP2000 2K DLP Cinema® projectors selected for world’s first and largest digital cinema rollout with groundbreaking UK Film Council initiative and Arts Alliance Digital Cinema |
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2005 |
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First successful cross-continent Digital Cinema transmission (CCTx), featuring the Christie DLP Cinema® projector. Transmission occurred between Digital Cinema Laboratory, Los Angeles and Singapore-based 1-Net Data Centre |
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2004 |
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First 2K-resolution DLP Cinema® projector installed in commercial theater in Japan, featuring the Christie CP2000 |
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2004 |
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First 25,000 lumen projector, the Roadie 25K, featuring 3-chip DLP® technology |
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2004 |
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First 2K-resolution DLP Cinema® projectors, the Christie CP2000, installed in theme park attraction ride, “Star Trek: Borg Invasion 4D,” Las Vegas Hilton, Las Vegas, NV |
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2004 |
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The editors and contributors at Presentations magazine choose the Christie Roadie 25K as the best large venue projector; Standing Ovation Award, in recognition of the projector’s outstanding technological achievement and performance |
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2004 |
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Christie DS+60 wins Insight Media’s Best Buzz Award at InfoComm 2004 |
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2004 |
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Christie DS+60 wins Sound & Video Contractor’s Pick Hit at InfoComm 2004 |
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2004 |
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Christie DS30 wins German AV/IT magazine, FACTS, award for best projector in the sub 3kg category |
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2004 |
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Christie LX25 projector garners Media & Methods magazine’s Awards Portfolio for outstanding educational resource |
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2004 |
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Christie CP2000, first 2K-resolution DLP Cinema™ projector installed in commercial theater in Japan |
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2004 |
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First 2K DLP Cinema™ projectors installed in theme park attraction ride, Star Trek Borg Invasion 4D, Las Vegas Hilton, Las Vegas, NV |
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2003 |
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First 2K DLP Cinema™ installation in a North American commercial theatre, Grauman’s Theatre, Hollywood |
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2003 |
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First 2K DLP Cinema™ commercial theatre installation in Asia at SFX Cinema in Bangkok, Thailand |
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2003 |
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Wins Presentations magazine Standing Ovation Award for best single-chip SXGA portable projector, 6-12lbs category |
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2002 |
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First projection manufacturer to provide the largest projector networking application in theatres |
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2002 |
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First purpose-built three-chip DLP™ simulation projector combining high resolution, high contrast and edge-blending, MirageSIM |
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2002 |
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First stereo 3D entertainment movie system delivering 3D high definition content from a single server and a single projector, 3D Cinema™ Server |
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2002 |
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Christie becomes first DLP Cinema™ manufacturer to be involved with the making of the Star Wars’ Trilogy from production to post production to exhibition |
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2001 |
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First single-server, multi-screen Digital Cinema presentation: Universal Pictures’ Jurassic Park III Premieres |
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2001 |
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Ships world’s first three-chip stereo DLP™ projector |
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2001 |
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First DLP Cinema™ projector in Japanese post-production studio, Imagica Japan |
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2001 |
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First original high definition Broadway musical using DLP Cinema™ projection for unique digital entertainment concept, BroadwayCinema™ |
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2000 |
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Presentations magazine 2000 Standing Ovation Award for best Digital Cinema projector |
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2000 |
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AV Video/Multimedia Producer Reader's Choice award - Large Venue Projectors - Vista series - 5000 ANSI lumens 3-chip DLP projector |
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2000 |
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AV Video/Multimedia Producer Reader's Choice award - Large Venue Projectors - Roadie series - 12000 ANSI lumens 3-chip DLP Projector |
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2000 |
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First to market with Advanced Digital Processing module offering the highest possible image quality for high-resolution graphics, standard definition and HDTV applications |
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2000 |
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First 3-chip DLP™ projector designed for mission critical, command and control room operations, the DLV1280-DX |
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2000 |
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Becomes the first licensed DLP Cinema™ manufacturer |
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1999 |
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LiteLOC (Light Output Control), the industry’s first and only variable lamp output feature which offers three power modes to prolong lamp life. |
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1999 |
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TruView, proprietary screen provides the most seamless images on the market – enhances blacks providing unsurpassed contrast. |
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1999 |
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Intelligent Lens System (ILS), the industry’s first lens system that automatically recalls lens position (zoom, focus and offsets) during channel switching. |
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1999 |
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First projection manufacturer to enter into the Digital Cinema market in a meaningful way winning customers such as a chain of luxury theaters in China, Big Picture Show (Seattle), Manhattan Short Film Festival and the Banff Mountain Film Festival. |
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1998 |
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Receives Technical Achievement Award from The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences for Endless Loop Film Transport and Service Systems. |
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1998 |
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World’s smallest, brightest 3-chip DLP™ projector achieving the highest lumens/volume ratio - the VistaGRAPHX 4000 |
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1998 |
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First 3-chip DLP™, purpose-built high brightness projector - VistaGRAPHX 7000 “Roadie” - built for the Rental/ Staging market |
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1998 |
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First 3-panel SXGA reflective light valve - DLV1280 |
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1998 |
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First 3-chip, XGA panel resolution, DLP™ projector that operates on 110 volt power - VistaGRAPHX |
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1997 |
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First 35 degrees keystone projector for dome applications - Marquee Dome |
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1996 |
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First professional market projection system using three-chip DLP™ engine – VistaPro™ |
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1994 |
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First affordable high brightness 1000 ANSI lumen LCD projector |
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1993 |
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First affordable 15 130 kHz projector |
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1992 |
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First 3 lens projector to combine electromagnetic focus CRT's, liquid coupled lenses and true Scheimpflug adjustment with electronic astigmatism correction |
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1990 |
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First 3 lens 15 55 kHz, 15 80 kHz projection systems with ACON (Automatic Convergence) built in. Systems also utilize microprocessor memory, I.R. remote and screen images all adjustable from 5 ft. through 25 ft. |
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1989 |
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First 3 lens 15 80 kHz projection system for use with high resolution CAD/CAM terminals that utilize an I.R. remote micro processor memory, digital convergence and can provide adjustable screen image from 5 ft. through 25 ft. |
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1987 |
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First single lens 15 80 kHz graphics projection system for ultra high resolution with digital convergence, microprocessor memory, remote control for CAD/CAM work stations |
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1987 |
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15 50 kHz data/ graphics and video 3 lens projection system with digital convergence, microprocessor memory, remote control, and adjustable image size 5 ft. through 25 ft. |
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1985 |
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First 30 71 kHz data/graphics projection system specially designed for large screen display of ultra high resolution CAD/CAM work stations |
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1983 |
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First CRT based single lens color data/graphics projection system and variable scanning with auto lock |
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1980 |
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First monochrome CRT data projection system |
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