September 3, 2009
DIGITAL PROJECTION ANNOUNCES NEW CINESKIN FOR TITAN AND TITAN REFERENCE PROJECTORS

Elegant body provides sound isolation and integrates anamorphic TheaterScope solution

By Gary Reber


Digital Projection International (DPI), an Emmy® Award-winning manufacturer of high-performance projection systems, announced the brand-new CINEskin enclosure at CEDIA ‘09 in Atlanta, Georgia.  The new projector enclosure delivers numerous benefits to DPI’s home entertainment customers, including a sleek outer appearance, pre-engineered thermal management, projector sound isolation and the integration of DPI’s optional TheaterScope anamorphic solution.

 

The CINEskin enclosure consists of an elegant & streamlined outer cabinet, internal cooling fans, strategically placed sound isolation material, power and IR repeaters, and when ordered so equipped, an optional TheaterScope anamorphic lens/sled combination.  Installation is simple due to pre-milled installation points in the bottom of the CINEskin enclosure.  Once installed, access to the projector’s input panel is simple by way of a pressure-activated magnetic panel. 

 

In response to enthusiastic requests from home systems integrators, DPI’s CINEskin was designed to seamlessly house any TITAN projector and the optional TheaterScope system, within an elegant enclosure suitable for even the most elite home cinemas.  TheaterScope equipped displays utilize anamorphic optics to allow DPI’s native 16 x 9 aspect ratio projectors to display both 1.78:1 and 2.35:1 content on fixed-height screens with no letterbox (horizontal black bars). When a 2.35:1 source is presented to the projector, the TheaterScope System is triggered and in tandem, the width of the 16 x 9 screen is increased to match 2.35:1 aspect ratio sources.  The TheaterScope thus maintains a constant screen height while increasing the overall image area by 33%, as well as maintaining maximum projector lumens and resolution. 

 

In addition to the CINEskin’s aesthetic and functional features, the enclosure also acts as both sound dampener and thermal management system.  Molded sound isolation material surrounds the projector and absorbs acoustic wavelengths, thus eliminating projector noise in the viewing environment.  The CINEskin’s internal cavity is also designed to efficiently disperse heat generated by the projector via a carefully engineered thermal management system.  Low noise fans pull cool air into the front of the enclosure while additional fans simultaneously draw heat away from the projector and out the rear exhaust vent. 

 

George Walter, Digital Projection’s Vice President of Home Cinema, commented, “The CINEskin gives our TITAN projectors all the benefits of a high-end anamorphic solution in a fully integrated system.   Its sleek design allows it to coexist in theaters of most any type, and can even be customized to meet individual tastes or decor.  We’re excited to unveil the CINEskin at this year’s CEDIA show, as it’s yet another installation option for our dealers and integrators.”

 

Digital Projection International offers an extraordinary array of over 40 single-chip projectors, as well as over 30 powerful 3-chip DLP® displays. The company will be showing their entire range of efficient Home Entertainment projection displays at CEDIA ‘09, booth #519, from September 10-13, 2009.




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