Christie Solaria, the first Series II of DLP Cinema projectors, at full capacity

Christie is already producing and installing the latest generation of DLP Cinema 4K Ready projectors, the Solaria series, based on Texas Instruments' next-generation DLP Cinema Series II technology. The star of this new series is the Christie CP2220, also including the CP2210 and CP2230.

During ShoWest, which takes place in Las Vegas until the 18th, Christie is showcasing its next-generation new product series of 4K Ready DLP Cinema projectors, the Christie Solaria series, based on Texas Instruments' next-generation DLP Cinema Series II technology. The star of this new series is the Christie CP2220, also including the CP2210 and CP2230.

These Texas Instruments Cinema Series II DLP projectors began shipping in early January in North and Latin America, Europe and Asia, already projecting films around the world, including Australia, Canada, Korea and the United States.

Designed to meet all Digital Cinema Initiatives (DCI) specifications, the Christie Solaria series is fully upgradable to 4K digital cinema, and also features Christie Brilliant3D technology, which offers the maximum and most realistic 3D experience with the lowest operating cost.

Craig Sholder, Christie's vice president of entertainment solutions, said: "Our factories are in full production, ensuring we keep up with the overwhelming demand for the new Christie Series 2 projectors. With the spectacular success of 3D movies, such as Avatar, exhibitors are realizing that digital cinema is no longer an option, it is a strategic imperative. “The Solaria Series is the most practical and cost-effective solution today, based on the proven and highly reliable DLP Cinema technology.”