Digital Projection is at CEDIA Expo 2023, demonstrating two new RGB laser-illuminated Satellite Modular Laser System (MLS) projection systems. Digital Projection says the modular design of the MLS line, which separates the projector head from the pure laser light engine, enables faster, easier installation and no-compromise performance. Dealers have a choice of two models: the HIGHlite, a 10,000-lumen 4K UHD Reference model, and the brighter, more powerful TITAN, which delivers up to 30,000 lumens. Both deliver near-REC2020 color space for “saturated and lifelike” images and installation flexibility and ease from a projector chassis that’s smaller and lighter than other premium 3-chip DLP projectors on the market, according to Digital Projection.

The HIGHlite Satellite MLS weighs 42 pounds, compared to the 120 pounds of most other projectors in its class and is 83% smaller than its original integrated design. The TITAN Satellite MLS weighs 81 pounds compared to the 200 pounds of most other projectors in its class and is 70% smaller. Because the projector chassis and light source are two separate components, they can be installed apart from each other and connected by included fiber optic cable. Digital Projection says this minimizes noise from interfering with the viewing experience, enables greater customization and simplifies upgrades and maintenance.