Christie Demos World’s First 4K OmniDirectional 3DLP Projector Running 120Hz
Christie is introducing the Christie Mirage 304K projector featuring 120Hz and omnidirectional capabilities June 24-26 at IVR, Japan’s largest 3D and high definition image technology exhibition. Delivering 30,000 lumens and 3DLP technology, the Christie Mirage 304K is designed for 3D applications and advanced visualization for industries including automotive, location-based entertainment, government, military, oil and gas, biotechnology, and more.
Featuring the powerful Christie TruLife Electronics platform, Christie Mirage 304K supports a video-processing pipeline of up to 1.2 gigapixels.
Providing a variety of input options including DisplayPort, HDMI and HD-SDI and built-in Christie Twist for curved screens and blended array visualization applications, Christie Mirage is a benefit to global business and visualization applications that rely on both 3D and single or multiple channel immersive displays. The image quality, color and uniformity of Christie Mirage 304K provides visual accuracy in the product development process, which, from concept to design, can reduce risk and costs for research and prototyping.
The durability of Christie Mirage 304K provides 24/7 reliability in fully immersive virtual experiences while the stereoscopic capability of the Mirage 304K enables engineering work collaboration and visualization of highly-complex data.
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