United States
Education
Christie LW400, Christie DWU670-E, Christie DHD800
Le Moyne College
When the time came to replace the aging and outdated fleet of classroom projectors previously installed throughout Syracuse, New York’s Le Moyne College, school officials chose a combination of Christie® DHD800 and DWU670-E 1-chip DLP® projectors, along with several Christie LW400 LCD projectors to successfully complete the retrofit.
With a goal of updating the existing analog projectors to a completely digital platform, Sean Connolly, Multimedia and Technology Specialist at Le Moyne College, consulted with Syracusebased proAV integrator Audio-Video Corporation (AVC) to determine what solution would best fit the technological, functionality and budgetary requirements outlined by the college’s faculty and administration. “I knew the faculty wanted very detailed images, especially for the science classes,” says Connolly while noting that “they also needed something that would be able to run for several hours each day.”
AVC led a product shootout to compare and showcase the performance and functionality of various projectors. “We were comparing Christie [with one other brand], and side-byside, the colors and contrast found in the Christie projectors were superior,” says Dave Cizenski, AVC’s Vice President of Commercial Sales, “Christie looked so much better in both LCD and DLP – that was a slam dunk, especially with a 3-year warranty and factoring in the free lamp promotion.”