Enhanced color performance
For incredibly realistic onscreen visuals*.
* 4K13-HS, 4K22-HS, DWU15-HS, DWU19-HS and DWU23-HS feature BoldColor+ technology. All other HS models include standard BoldColor.
HS Series
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The Christie® HS Series consists of our highest-performing 1DLP® laser projectors yet. Ranging in brightness levels from 7,600-23,650 lumens and resolutions including WUXGA and 4K UHD, the HS Series offers a powerful, reliable and cost-effective option for almost any high-use application. Setting benchmarks in brightness, color accuracy, power requirements, and form factor, the HS Series pushes the envelope of what’s possible with 1DLP technology. Comprehensive installation flexibilityColors look natural and true-to-life thanks to our BoldColor+™ technology* while the onboard Christie Twist™ warping and blending engine and optional Christie Mystique™ automated camera-based alignment tools make setup, alignment, recalibration and maintenance of multi-projector systems quick and easy. With their compact and lightweight form factor and omnidirectional capabilities, HS Series projectors are perfect for challenging, space-limited installations. Explore the entire lineup and discover which one best meets your needs. |
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Christie Twist
Built-in warping and blending.
5-year warranty
For extra peace of mind.
Available on 4K13-HS, 4K22-HS, DWU15-HS, DWU19-HS and DWU23-HS
Passive polarized 3D
Allowing the use of inexpensive polarized 3D glasses (4K13-HS, 4K22-HS, DWU15-HS, DWU19-HS and DWU23-HS).
Christie 4K13-HS
Christie 4K22-HS
Christie DWU15-HS
Christie DWU19-HS
Christie DWU23-HS
Christie D13WU2-HS
Christie D16WU-HS
Christie D20WU-HS
Christie 4K7-HS
Christie 4K10-HS
Customer Stories
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Laser projectors wow visitors
Laser projectors light up China's "Big Ben"
Shanghai Astronomy Museum
