"It's Showtime" for Digital Projection with new high-brightness projectors and Modular Light Sources at ISE 2024

New E-Vision Projectors

Manchester (UK), 22nd January 2024 – At ISE 2024, Digital Projection, a brand of Delta, is pushing the imaging boundaries with the preview of two of its most advanced laser projectors to date. The all new E-Vision 16000i WU boasts a newly upgraded electronics platform that shares much of its functionality from the flagship TITAN series. Totally redesigned from the bottom up, this new E-Vision platform maintains its reputation of exceptional reliability for everything from classrooms to projection mapping, but with a host of new features.

Central to the new design is the implementation of Texas Instruments’ new 0.8” High Efficiency Pixel (HEP) DMD. This new DMD allows for a higher brightness than was previously achievable on the 0.67” DMD, as well as superior colour and contrast without compromising any of the reliability that DLP projectors are known for.

This new DMD is optimised for solid state illumination meaning that we have been able to push the brightness to an unprecedented 16,000 ISO lumens. Add to this the increased tilt angle on the DMD mirrors that allows for a wider colour gamut, and notably, “blacker blacks”, are achieved by diverting light away more efficiently from the lens when the mirror is in the “off” position giving much improved native contrast.

Key to its imaging quality, this laser-phosphor projector is charged with ColorBoost + Red Laser technology to provide the most realistic and saturated colours at previously unreachable luminance levels.

Also new is the E-Vision 10000i, which boasts 9,600 lumens brightness and 20,000:1 dynamic contrast, and shares the same advanced capabilities as the E-Vision 16000i. These features are usually reserved for high-end 3-Chip products, such as Source Redundancy, Brightness Sync and Auto White Balance Correction, making these some of the most capable, flexible Single-Chip DLP projectors on the market today.

Commenting on the booth, Dirk Siedle, General Manager DSBU at Delta EMEA, said, “We continue to bring cutting-edge technology to the display market with products such as the revolutionary Satellite MLS system. These new integrated projectors show our commitment to leading the development of all solid-state projects with some of the most capable, high brightness projectors in the world.”

“It’s Showtime” for Digital Projection with new high-brightness projectors and Modular Light Sources at ISE 2024

The ground-breaking Satellite MLS gets new, improved light sources and fibres.

The revolutionary Satellite MLS has proved incredibly popular over the last few years and has seen a huge demand for even more brightness and efficiency. To satisfy this request from our customers, we have launched 20,000 and 30,000 lumen Modular Light Sources to complement our original 10,000 lumen light source. This makes installations even easier than before by removing the need for “many-to-one” fibre configurations, giving more flexibility. The new fibres with a decreased diameter and higher light transmission efficiency also mean that, when coupled with the new light sources, offer a large reduction in the system cost. These new features make this cutting-edge technology even more accessible than ever before whilst maintaining the amazing near REC2020 colour-space.

TITAN LAser 46000 WU

Also, on show for the first time in Europe is the all new TITAN family of projectors. Launched at InfoComm in the summer of 2023, the 3-Chip power-house projectors have also had a complete platform redesign.

The new TITAN 41000 4K UHD along with the M-Vision 27000 WUXGA – the world’s brightest 1-chip DLP projector on the market – are packed with cutting-edge capabilities, including unprecedented brightness, vibrant colour rendering, a more compact footprint and improved, market-leading efficiency, for exceptionally bright, accurate, lifelike images for a wide range of commercial environments.

The new TITAN family of laser projectors delivers up to 47,000 lumens at WUXGA and 41,000 lumens at 4K-UHD resolutions and both models incorporate Digital Projection’s ColorBoost +Red Laser technology, which utilises red laser alongside the traditional blue laser phosphor system to display brilliant, vibrant colours.

Built into the TITAN 41000 4K UHD (3840×2160) projector chassis are several leading-edge technologies that make it a choice imaging solution for higher-end large venue applications, such as auditoria, performing arts centres, visitor attraction venues, houses of worship, and rental and staging.

The new TITAN family is a huge leap forward over the popular current models, with many aspects completely reimagined and re-engineered for efficiency and size. The new model is 15% more efficient when measuring the lumens-per-watt output than the current TITAN and superior to the closest competitor, firmly putting down the TITAN’s green credentials alongside its already legendary status as a projection powerhouse. Add to this the extended 40,000 hours illumination lifetime in ECO mode and the dust-proof, filterless design, the TITAN is designed to run and run and run with minimal fuss in 24/7 environments.

The extra power and capability have also been engineered into a much more compact chassis, meaning it is 27% brighter, 13.3% smaller, 7.4% lighter and 3dBA quieter than the current model. This regains the TITAN’s position as the Smallest, Lightest, Brightest and Quietest projector in its class.