dnp Launches Zenith

dnp denmark, a leading supplier of optical projection screen technology, will launch its new rear projection screen line, the dnp Zenith Screen, at ISE Amsterdam, between February 1 - 3, 2011.
In recent years, brighter, more powerful projectors have become available. This has given rise to new challenges, such as how to prevent hot-spots showing up on the screen and, at the same time, improve contrast and brightness uniformity and balancing viewing angles. Designed as a complement to modern, high-lumens projectors, dnp's new Zenith Screen line meets these challenges head on.
Søren Kræmmergaard, dnp Global Sales Manager, said that the new screen is an ideal match for the latest projectors: "The fully balanced image gives optimal 'eye-gonomics', the vital viewing comfort that's crucial to the usability of display systems."
Key to this is the screen's improved contract and uniformity. Søren continued: "We've achieved this with a lower gain, of 2.2, along with more tint and a anti-glare surface that minimises reflected ambient light. In particular, the improved uniformity eliminates the distracting hot-spot often observed with today's high-lumens projectors."
This is backed up by the experience of Hansen Yang, Vice General Manager of Wincomm Technology, one of China's leading AV suppliers: "We tested dnp's new screen with a Christie projector, and the image quality was even better than we expected. We have no hesitation in approving the dnp Zenith Screen for the most demanding of rear projection applications."
The new screen also gives users all the advantages you would expect of rear projection installation: a neat, totally flush screen surface, silent operation, top-quality images and no risk of shadows from people moving around in front of the screen.
It is designed for the 100"-plus market and is especially suitable for use in TV studios, control rooms, conference rooms and mission-critical applications where high-quality images in ambient lighting are essential.
The dnp Zenith Screen line will be available from January 2011 in widths from 2, to 4m, with heights customised to the standard 4:3, 16:9 and 16:10 aspect ratios.
(KMcA)