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SUMIKO / WOLF CINEMA PRODUCTS TO BE FEATURED AT INFOCOMM 2009
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Sumiko / Wolf Cinema manufacturer of ultra high-performance digital
super projectors for no compromise home cinema systems announces today that its
Wolf Cinema products will be featured within Christie Digital’s exhibition at InfoComm
2009, Orlando Florida. Wolf Cinema will be actively demonstrating its DCX-1000FD
projector featuring Wolf Cinema’s groundbreaking Variscope Ultra technology that allows
for multiple aspect ratios to be viewed in constant screen height. Wolf Cinema will be
located in Hall B, Booth 3845. “Wolf Cinema is proud to be selected as an exclusive
Home Theater partner by Christie Digital”, said John Hunter President of Sumiko. “What
we are showcasing at InfoComm is the marriage of professional cinema projection
performance with the domestic living space. Using a Wolf Cinema projector, a true filmic
experience is achieved without compromise in light output, aspect ratio adjustability and
lens optics that will more than satisfy the most critical of viewers,” continued Hunter.
Demonstrations at InfoComm 2009 will be conducted daily during regular show hours
June 17-19 2009.
Wolf Cinema projectors are available only through a select network of highly qualified
audio/video specialists throughout North America and the world distributed By Sumiko.
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Reason #105 Why Readers Love Widescreen Review:
Since Issue 5 (my first), I focused on reviews of Laser Discs and now DVDs, and From The Editor's Couch. Also, WSR has a lot of punch in the new equipment features. The technical essays have been superb! My home theatre setup depended (and still depends) on knowledge gained from WSR. WSR has become the media reference for me with regard to picture and sound quality assurance in display equipment and widescreen entertainment (movies, music events, and documentaries). I still do not have Issues 1 through 4 or the Premiere Special Edition of WSR and hope you put them on the subscribers' site eventually, so that I can giggle at some of the early typos and slips (if you leave them in). However, I'm sure that the early editions make for interesting historical reading as well, because I believe WSR has moved the display industry forward through the pushing the envelope attitude of Gary Reber. Carry on. - Jerry Daca
