Christie Chosen Again For Second Phase

A global leader in digital cinema, is pleased to announce that South Korea based D-Cinema Korea Co. Ltd. (DCK) has committed to installing Christie 4K-ready Solaria Series DLP Cinema projectors in the second phase of their digital cinema deployments, countrywide.
After an extremely successful first phase of installations, DCK selected Christie's next generation Series 2 projectors, based on their reliability, low cost of ownership and upgradeability to 4K. Christie is the first in the world to ship and install the Series 2 projectors globally, which utilise Academy Award - winning DLP Cinema technology from Texas Instruments (TI).
In the initial deployment plan, DCK, the joint-venture company of Lotte Cinema and CJ CGV, installed Christie CP2000 Series projectors in the majority of cinemas across the country. The agreement for the second phase of installations strengthens DCK’s leadership in digital cinema and introduces a new era in content distribution for Korea. With this second phase installation, South Korea is expected to be the first, completely digitised country in the world.
"With the ability to upgrade to 4K, the exceptional light output capability, and the ease of service and operation of Christie's Solaria Series projectors, they are exactly what we require to equip our theatres across South Korea. Cinema goers will be thrilled with the realistic 3D picture quality from Christie projectors as they take in the latest releases at our cinemas," said Lee Dong-ho/Cho Jung-hoon, Co-Chief Executive Officer of DCK about the choice of installing Christie Series 2 projectors.
"It’s all about quality and choice," said Lin Yu, Vice President, Christie Asia Pacific. "With Christie Series 2 projectors, theatres can create a top-of-the-line 3D solution using any of the leading 3D technologies on the market. We are proud of DCK's decision to install Christie Series 2 projectors in all their cinemas. Christie remains committed to supporting our customers and protecting their technology investment."
(BMcN)