Christie will be the official projection partner for CineAsia 2024, which is taking place December 9-12 at True Icon Hall in Bangkok. As the official projection partner, Christie will deploy its CP4425-RGB and CP4435-RGB pure laser projectors for screenings and presentations in Theatres 11 and 12 respectively.
“Christie has transformed the cinema landscape over the past six decades, leaving a lasting impact on exhibitors and audiences worldwide,” said Han Kim, executive director for APAC, cinema, Christie. “At CineAsia 2024, we reaffirm our strong commitment to innovation, empowering exhibitors to create captivating, unforgettable experiences. As we light the way forward, we remain dedicated to championing energy-efficient solutions and redefining what’s possible in cinema, while strengthening our partnerships across the region.”
Headlining the Christie exhibit are the CP4455-RGB and CP4435-RGB pure laser projectors, ideal for premium large-format auditoriums, along with the CP2420-RGB, designed for mainstream theatres. Leveraging ultra-fast Series 4 processing electronics and Real|Laser illumination, these projectors deliver exceptional image quality with an industry-leading color gamut and contrast.
All three models feature long-lasting light sources providing over 50,000 hours of stable DCI brightness. Additionally, they are compatible with Christie Mystique Cinema, a fully integrated dual projection DCI-compliant auto-calibration software that ensures seamless blending, focus, and color correction.
Also on display is the new CP2406-RBe projector, a 2K-resolution, 6,000-lumen projector featuring Phazer illumination technology and Christie’s new CineLife+2K electronics platform. Ideal for boutique cinemas and smaller screens, it delivers exceptional image performance. The CP2406-RBe is 200-300 percent more energy efficient than Xenon projectors, achieving annual energy savings of up to 75 percent. It’s also designed for easy setup, with auto-configuration, a motorized lens mount, and integrated electronic color convergence for perfect color alignment.