At this year’s CEDIA Expo in Atlanta, Georgia, Digital Projection International (DPI) was the recipient of this year’s Best New Product award. Their TITAN 1080p Dual 3D projector was the only projector to win an award at the banquet.  DPI’s win is appropriate, as 3D technology was major at this years CEDIA Expo. At the show, attendees were able to experience DPI’s winning projector firsthand through their Total 3D Experience System.

Hollywood is focusing on creating a wide array of new 3D content, which is why companies like DPI are focusing on delivering technological advances for home cinema enthusiasts. These advances are equally as important for media rooms and 3D gaming.

The TITAN 1080p Dual 3D is Active-3D enabled, and delivers 9,000 lumens, as well as a 2,000:1 contrast. It has CoolTek engineering, which delivers high lumens with the lowest power consumption.

DPI’s entire line of 3-chip, Active-3D enabled projectors has the following:

• Connectivity and display compatibility with all 3D formats, including native 120 Hz 3D video and gaming sources.
• FastFrame technology, a revolutionary combination of hardware and firmware that provides user adjustments to vastly reduce the artifacts and image blur typically associated with rapidly moving display content.
• Dual Flash Processing– Enables distribution of 3D content via 60 Hz formats by providing the option to frame-double the signal within the projector. When this option is selected, the input signal, having been processed and re-sized to map to the native resolution of the projector, will also be frame-doubled to 120 Hz, and the doubled frames interleaved. This produces imagery with the low flicker characteristics of a native 120 Hz source, but without the infrastructure costs associated with distributing and switching ultra-high bandwidth signals.
• Active 3D sideboard containing a "direct to DMD" high bandwidth input, which introduces less than one frame of video latency.