Christie detailed its InfoComm 2025 plans including the InfoComm debut of the Sapphire 4K40-RGBH, the world’s first high-brightness hybrid RGB pure laser and laser phosphor projector, and the launch of Secure Series III LCD panels.

The Sapphire 4K40-RGBH and the 4K2100-JS will make their InfoComm debuts. The Christie Sapphire 4K40-RGBH projector combines solid-state RGB pure laser illumination with a dual laser phosphor system to create the world’s first high-brightness hybrid RGB laser projector. Christie designed and engineered the Sapphire 4K40-RGBH to meet the demands of any 2D and 3D application with its exclusive Infitec® color comb 3D option, and any screen type, including silver screen 3D. The Sapphire 4K40-RGBH will demonstrate its impressive capabilities in a stacked rear-projection display.

Part of the Jazz Series of 1DLP laser projectors, the 4K2100-JS delivers outstanding performance and exceptional value. With 21,350 lumens and 4K UHD+ resolution in a 65-lb chassis, it’s a versatile and flexible projection solution. The 4K2100-JS will be used in a vibrant, museum-inspired projection mapping display on the booth.

Designed for secure environments, including control rooms and government facilities, TAA-compliant Secure Series III LCD panels improve upon the previous generation with additional security features, including encrypted firmware packages, the ability to disable RS-232, LAN, IR, and keypad interfaces. The series complies with Letter of Volatility requirements by erasing all screen information and data when the panel is powered down.

Christie’s Core Series III LED video wall technology will be on display, showcasing its impressive 4K UHD capabilities. Core Series III offers enhanced performance, improved value, and lower power consumption, resulting in a video wall that is up to 40% more energy efficient and 30% lighter than previous versions.

Attendees can also experience Christie’s premium, award-winning MicroTiles LED technology. With the latest advancements in LED technology, Christie has reduced MicroTiles LED power consumption by 40%, and the unique modular design of MicroTiles LED means that the existing display infrastructure can be retained if the video wall tiles are upgraded to a finer pixel pitch.

Christie’s Pandoras Box suite of media and show control technology, including Pandoras Box Software and hardware, will power the entire booth.