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Here’s all about the latest Cine1 projector from Leica

Here’s all about the latest Cine1 projector from Leica

The Cine 1 projector from Leica, which can beam an 80- or 100-inch image while parked as low as six inches from a wall, is the company’s first ultra-short-throw (UST) projector. UST models require precise optics to create a square image while beaming straight up, and that’s just up Leica’s alley. While it might seem a little unusual for a camera manufacturer to build a projector, it makes perfect sense for Leica.

The business claimed to be using aspherical elements produced in compliance with Leica specifications in its Summicron lens technology. According to The Verge, it also uses a Texas Instruments DLP chip and a triple-RGB laser with a 25,000 hour service life that was designed in partnership with HiSense. Leica offers two Cine 1 models, the 80-inch and 100-inch models being placed roughly six inches and twelve inches from the wall, respectively, respectively. The optics were made for that, thus Leica advises placing them in those specific locations and using the recommended screen sizes. In order to achieve this, it also offers 80- and 100-inch ALR screens. For the 80- and 100-inch sizes, they provide 2,100 and 2,500 lumens, respectively.

It features integrated Dolby Atmos-powered speakers for surround sound on the audio front. It includes a TV tuner for watching traditional television as well as the smart TV platform VIDAA from HiSense. Utilizing the HDMI and USB inputs, you may also set up external storage, Blu-ray players, or gaming consoles.

Here’s all about the latest Cine1 projector from Leica

Here’s all about the latest Cine1 projector from Leica

The Cine 1 projector from Leica, which can beam an 80- or 100-inch image while parked as low as six inches from a wall, is the company’s first ultra-short-throw (UST) projector. UST models require precise optics to create a square image while beaming straight up, and that’s just up Leica’s alley. While it might seem a little unusual for a camera manufacturer to build a projector, it makes perfect sense for Leica.

The business claimed to be using aspherical elements produced in compliance with Leica specifications in its Summicron lens technology. According to The Verge, it also uses a Texas Instruments DLP chip and a triple-RGB laser with a 25,000 hour service life that was designed in partnership with HiSense. Leica offers two Cine 1 models, the 80-inch and 100-inch models being placed roughly six inches and twelve inches from the wall, respectively, respectively. The optics were made for that, thus Leica advises placing them in those specific locations and using the recommended screen sizes. In order to achieve this, it also offers 80- and 100-inch ALR screens. For the 80- and 100-inch sizes, they provide 2,100 and 2,500 lumens, respectively.

It features integrated Dolby Atmos-powered speakers for surround sound on the audio front. It includes a TV tuner for watching traditional television as well as the smart TV platform VIDAA from HiSense. Utilizing the HDMI and USB inputs, you may also set up external storage, Blu-ray players, or gaming consoles.