Digital Projection (DP) has delivered its latest projectors TITAN41000 and M-Vision 27000 to bring world-first capabilities to the high-end projection market.

For budget-sensitive applications, the M-Vision 27000 WU boasts an unprecedented 27,000 ISO lumens output and 10,000:1 contrast ratio, offering systems integrators a large-screen imaging solution with near three-chip performance at a one-chip price point.

The TITAN 41000 delivers up to 47,000 lumens at WUXGA and 41,000 lumens at 4K UHD. Both the M-Vision 27000 and the TITAN 41000 incorporate DP’s ColorBoost + Red Laser technology that utilizes red lasers in combination with a traditional blue laser phosphor system to render brilliant, vibrant colours.

The TITAN 41000 4K UHD Laser Projector built into the TITAN 41000 4K UHD 3840×2160 projector chassis are several leading-edge technologies that make it a choice imaging solution for higher-end large venue applications such as auditoriums, performing arts centres, visitor attraction venues, houses of worship and rental and staging.

The new TITAN family represents a huge leap forward over the popular current models, with many aspects completely reimagined and re-designed for greater efficiency and smaller size. It is 15% more efficient than its predecessor and other projectors based on lumens-per-watt output. This reaffirms the TITAN’s green credentials along with its already legendary status as a projection powerhouse. An extended 40,000-hour illumination lifetime in ECO mode and a dust-proof, filterless design enables the TITAN 41000 to operate 24/7 with minimal maintenance.

All these cutting-edge features have been engineered by DP into a compact chassis that is 13.3% smaller, 7.4% lighter, 3dBA quieter and 27% brighter than the original TITAN model. These improvements regain TITAN’s position as the smallest, lightest, brightest and quietest projector in its class.

In addition to these design enhancements, DP integrated a host of new video processing features into the TITAN 41000 for greater installation ease and improved performance. Features such as source redundancy provide peace of mind for critical live events while flexible geometry adjustments enable intuitive correction via a PC or remote control.

Particularly beneficial for blended multi-projector applications is the TITAN 41000’s new Brightness Sync feature. The TITAN’s embedded sensors monitor automatically adjust the brightness of each individual projector to ensure that each image is perfectly matched.

Also exhibiting a major performance upgrade is the M-Vision 27000 WU 1920×1200. It embodies many of the same features as the TITAN 41000 but in a super-bright, budget-friendly one-chip DLP package. Outputting 27,000 ISO lumens, it is the brightest single-chip laser projector on the market which enables it to excel in environments with high ambient light.

Following the design ethos of the TITAN, it too is 14.8% brighter and 9.2% lighter than its predecessor, with environmental considerations considered at every stage for a 23.8% improvement in light output efficiency over the previous M-Vision model. The addition of ColorBoost + Red Laser technology enables the M-Vision 27000 to produce realistic and saturated colours at previously unreachable luminance levels and a 10,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio to deliver deep blacks.

A complete suite of professional lenses available for the M-Vision 27000 now includes a brand-new 0.38:1 UST lens. Boasting exceptional vertical shift, the lens enables even greater installation flexibility in tight spaces. Rounding out the capabilities of the M-Vision 27000 are features usually reserved for high-end three-chip products such as Source Redundancy, Brightness Sync and Auto White BalanceCorrection, meaning this is one of the most capable, flexible single-chip DLP projectors on the market today.