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Four lamps. 16,000 lumens. Smallest projector in its 3-chip class, and now the flagship of DPI’s Titan line.
Dec 20, 2011 12:57 PM
Four lamps. 16,000 lumens. Smallest projector in its 3-chip class, and now the flagship of DPI’s Titan line. It’s 3D capable and carries a collection of previous DPI innovations, including ColorMax, Fast Frame, and Dual Flash. It was years of work to sort out the lamps, deal with the heat generated, and engineer it into the smallest, brightest $90K package you can find.
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