Speaking of eye-popping visuals, we hope you had a chance to stop by Christie’s booth and see the company’s 4K50-RGB pure laser projector offering 50,000 lumens, which the company claims is the brightest currently available.Īlso on display at Christie’s booth were the company’s M 4K25 RGB projectors, shown in a double-stacked display. The display also includes a built-in control box for simple configuration. Inside the box is a paper template that that is taped to the wall that tells the installer where the cleats and screws go, and the company says mounting the wall brackets, docking background plates, hanging preset modules and completing the installation takes about two hours.
The display comes with everything needed for installation, including mounts, LEDs, stairs, screws and more.
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Samsung also showcased its new Wall-in-One LED, a 130-inch full HD LED screen with 16:9 ratio in a pre-assembled frame kit that allows users to install the display simply by hanging it on the wall. The VPM can also detect any LED issues for easier troubleshooting. In addition, The Wall for Virtual Production uses 3D lookup tables (LUTs) for color correction, wide color HDR gamut change, and color adjustment between individual cabinets or modules. It comes with an integrated Virtual Production Management (VPM) solution to make it easy to manage and ensure high quality picture with an easy interface, the company says. While Samsung largely focused on commercial applications at InfoComm 2023, the display manufacturer made sure to highlight The Wall series, including an interesting new use case: virtual production.Īccording to Samsung, The Wall for Virtual Production is based on modular technology for a variety of installation options, including a flat screen or up to 6,000R curvature, based on environment and needs.
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Of course, we can’t talk about large format displays without mentioning Samsung’s The Wall series of microLED displays.
The residential display features a consumer-oriented controller, which makes it operate “just like a normal TV,” Bacher says. These models included a residential-specific MAGNIT display, which the company offers in various sizes from 118 inches to 217 inches.
Elsewhere throughout the booth, LG was showing off other models with a range of pixel pitches from 0.68 to 1.56 millimeters. Discover why MultiDwelling Units (MDUs) have major appeal for custom integrators and what they're doing to address this market.Īlso featured at LG’s booth were other MAGNIT displays, including a 163-inch MAGNIT display, designed for corporate use cases, with remote power supply options.
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