We have available the Christie Griffyn 4K50-RGB projectors, which are the first 50,000 lumen brightness projectors in South America, and the only ones of their kind in all of Latin America.

The projectors have native 4K.
4k resolution, or Ultra HD or 2160p, is what the screen resolution with 3840x2160 pixels is called, in which, in total, 8,294,400 pixels are rendered each frame. Thus, having native 4k means that the projector renders all these pixels per frame in a real way, without upscaling processes (stretching the native resolution to the desired one and filling the gaps with colors selected from the information on the pixels that originally existed) or checkerboarding (rendering one frame with half the resolution and the next frame with the other half, joining the two to make a “4K” image), as many devices do.


It has 3DLP (Digital Light Processing) technology
In other words, they have 3 chips performing digital light processing, which works by reflecting light from a mirrored microscopic panel (DMD). With 3 DLP, each chip corresponds to an RGB (Red, Green, Blue) color signal, which makes the projectors present the highest brightness level possible today in projection.


It has pure laser RGB and Rec. 2020 color range.
Pure laser RGB is the only projection technology that supports the Rec 2020 color gamut, which displays more than twice the colors compared to Rec. 709 and 41% more than DCI-P3 projectors. The greater range of colors directly impacts the visual experience, presenting content with purer colors, closer to reality, and with greater vibrancy. This way, the public has a more immersive experience, due to greater fidelity with real colors.


Light, compact, and silent
With a weight of 89.3kg (without lenses) and a diameter of 0.2m³, the projector is the lightest and most compact compared to other projectors of the same size available on the market. Furthermore, it operates at maximum brightness output producing only 46dB (in silent ventilation mode at an ambient temperature of up to 23°C), which compares to the noise of a silent refrigerator or a quiet bookstore.