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TITAN Quad
DPI announces the complete reinterpretation of the advanced 3-chip display with the new TITAN Quad product line. Incredibly compact for its lumen performance, the TITAN Quad platform incorporates DP's active 3D connectivity, advanced image Warp and Blend capabilities, a wide variety of native resolutions, and a host of professional features to suit almost any commercial or staging application imaginable. As efficient as they are capable, the introduction of the TITAN Quad range marks the world's first projectors of this brightness in a chassis with such a small form factor.

Click to read more E-Vision WXGA 600
Digital Projection International is proud to introduce the E-Vision WXGA 600, a 6,000 lumen multi-purpose projector for less than $6,000 MSRP. Benefiting from the imaging fidelity of Texas Instruments’ DLP® technology, the E-Vision WXGA 600 offers numerous lens options, user swappable color wheels and advanced color controls. Read reviews, specifications and more by clicking the link below.

Click to read more M-Vision Cine 230
Digital Projection International introduces the most affordable 1920 x 1080 precision display to DPI’s extensive single chip product line with the M-Vision cine 230. Enlisting Texas Instruments’ DLP™ technology, the M-Vision Cine 230 delivers home theater imagery akin to DPI's 3-chip product line. Engineered specifically to showcase high-definition home entertainment, the Cine 230 is a color-performance-focused home cinema projector for less than $7,000.

Click to read more TITAN 1080p Dual 3D
Employing the latest in 1080p dark chip, 3-chip DLP™ technology to deliver 9,000 ANSI lumens and an incredibly rich 2500:1 contrast, Digital Projection International's TITAN 1080p Dual 3D is the perfect immersive 3D imaging solution for applications including: military simulation, scientific visualization, medical and geological research, product engineering, elite home cinemas and theme park attractions. The TITAN 1080p Dual 3D brings DPI's reputation for industry-leading precision imagery to immersive 3D environments.

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