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With full HD resolution, the Christie FHD553-X 55" ultra-narrow bezel LCD panel supports 4K UHD signals at 60Hz when tiled in a 2x2 video wall. Each panel is factory-calibrated and matched to ensure image uniformity across the entire video wall for fast and easy installation and setup. The ultra-narrow 3.7​mm combined bezel width results in a near-seamless display that doesn’t interfere with viewing ability.

An OPS slot allows for easy performance upgrades such as Christie Phoenix EP for control rooms or digital media players for digital signage. Additional built-in processing includes video wall scaling, bezel compensation, staggered power-up and more.

With the latest technology, advanced performance, and intelligent design your video wall will always look stunning. The Christie® FHD554-XZ-H has an extremely-narrow bezel width of 0.44mm (.88mm combined) that results in a near-seamless display that doesn’t interfere with viewing ability. Featuring an OPS slot, these panels accept a variety of embedded processing modules, such as Christie Phoenix® EP*, for a complete video wall solution perfect for critical viewing environments.

With a highly proficient team comprising more than 100 employees and bolstered by a robust channel network, the company is well-positioned to represent Christie LCD projectors in the distribution marketplace.

continue to leverage on our comprehensive system architecture, service capabilities and Christie’s advanced technology and cutting-edge solutions to open up a broader market. I look forward to working closely with the Christie team to build a long and fruitful business relationship.”

“As the provider of a wide range of products and services to leading corporate organizations in China, Dicction has built a significant presence in China’s LCD projection market over the last three years.”

“The appointment of Dicction as our exclusive distributor for LCD projectors underscores our continuous commitment to the Chinese market, and playing an important role in offering our LCD projection solutions to resellers located in various provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions.”

Michael Bosworth, Executive Director for APAC, Enterprise, Christie, added, “China has always been a major market with tremendous opportunities for Christie in various industries. I look forward to working with Dicction in expanding our channel network across

The new association represents a seamless match between Christie’s visual solutions and the Dicction’s specialty and expertise, which includes consulting, systems integration and overall solution services for various applications.

The company will offer various Christie LCD projection solutions including the laser-illuminated DS Series and APS Series, as well as the affordable and feature-rich D Series.

Christie’s has been offering the finest collections of Classical Chinese furniture for more than 20 years. Here, we look at five sales that have helped to create today’s thriving market

In this landmark sale — arguably the most important collection of Chinese furniture to appear at auction in the 20th century — Christie’s New York offered more than 100 works from the Museum of Classical Chinese furniture in Renaissance, California. The museum no longer exists, but the sale of its treasures — with some items fetching 10 times the pre-sale estimates — helped to establish classical Chinese furniture as a mature international collecting category.

A large rare marble huanghuali and tielimu standing screen, zuopingfeng, 17th century. Sold for $1,102,500 on 19 September 1996 at Christie"s in New York

‘Ten years from now, people will be saying, “God, that stuff from Renaissance was just given away,”’ the collector Robert Hatfield Ellsworth toldNew Yorkmagazine in March 1997. Some 18 years later, Christie’s would also sell Ellsworth’s own collection (see below).

One year later, on 18 September 1997, Christie’s sale of some 100 lots from the collection of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Piccus achieved $2,371,885, confirming the strength of the international market for classical Chinese furniture.

A rare and important pair of huanghuali folding stools, jiaoyi, late 17th- early 18th century. Sold for $321,500 on 18 September 1997 at Christie"s in New York

The multi-day sale totalled $134.1 million, making it the most valuable private collection of Asian art ever offered at Christie’s. To date, it remains among the top 10 most valuable collections ever sold at Christie’s in any category.

A magnificent and important zitan, luohan and luohanchuang bed, 18th century. 29 in (73.7 cm) high, 86½ in (219.7 cm) wide, 50½ in (128.3 cm) deep. Sold for $3,607,500 on 16 March 2017 at Christie’s in New York

A very rare huanghualicircular incense stand,xiangji, 16th-17th century. 37½ in (95.3 cm) high, 17¾ in (45.1 cm) diameter. Sold for $5,847,500 on 16 March 2017 at Christie’s in New York

A very rare pair of zitan horseshoe-back armchairs, quanyi, 17th/18th century. 36 1/16 in (91.7 cm) high; 25 in (63.5 cm) wide; 22¾ in (58.1 cm) deep. Sold for $1,085,000 on 20-21 March 2014 at Christie’s in New York

A fine large pair of huanghuali round-corner tapered cabinets, yuanjiaogui, Qing dynasty, 17th-18th century. 69¾ in (177.2 cm) high, 36½ in (92.7 cm) wide, 19½ in (49.5 cm) deep (each). Sold for: HK$36,100,000 on 29 November 2017 at Christie’s in Hong Kong

Over the years, a number of works from the collection have been offered at Christie’s. Among the most notable pieces are a very rare pair of zitan horseshoe-back armchairs, which sold for $1,085,000 in 2014 at Christie"s in New York, and a pair of huanghuali round-corner tapered cabinets, which realised $HK 36,100,000 in November 2017 in Hong Kong.

I don"t know if NEC has an "equivalent" to Christie (or Barco) model. NEC has three models, Christie has three models but light/lumen do not match up...in the middle the imagers don"t even match up.

For instance...the NC2000C does not match up with the CP2220...while they are both "middle" projectors...the NC2000 typically tops out at a mere 11900 lumens, UNLESS you go with the super short life lamp and then you can get 17,000 lumens...but only 650-hours of life on a 4K lamp...it is very expensive to run. The CP2220 can hit 18,500 lumens on just a 3K lamp and get over 1000-hours on that lamp. Cost/hour, Christie is far cheaper for both the lamp and the electricity to run it.

The installation of the 4K Christie Duo two-projection system at TCL Chinese Theatres is among the highlights of the extensive, multi-million dollar renovation that have helped the famous landmark make the move to digital.  The reopened theater features the brightest 2D and 3D 4K-resolution images in the industry, with the auditorium playing host to a wide range of high-profile events, from world premieres and gala performances, to some of the entertainment industry’s most glamorous celebrations and awards shows.

“The TCL Chinese Theatres is an iconic institution that has played a significant role in the legends and traditions of the entertainment history worldwide,” said Alwyn Hight Kushner, president and chief operating officer for TCL Chinese Theatres. “The TCL Chinese Theatres’ multi-million renovation efforts included a respectful acknowledgement of the theater’s history, while bringing it into the digital age, thanks to our digital cinema partners, which include Christie.  We are also pleased that Christie projection systems are lighting up our TCL Chinese 6 Theatres’ screens nearby. For us, Christie was the clear solution for our non-Imax 2D and 3D showings.”

Craig Sholder, vice president of Entertainment Solutions at Christie said, “The TCL Chinese Theatres is part of American history, as is Christie, with our record of more than 80 years service to the cinema exhibition industry.  As the official 4K digital projection partner, Christie is proud to ensure that all the content shown at the TCL Chinese Theatres is always thrilling, magical and memorable – the way movies are meant to be.”

Jim Dukes, Christie senior product manager, noted that the massive screen at TCL Chinese Theatres is an excellent canvas for demonstrating the enormous power and brightness of the total solution that Christie Duo and two Christie Solaria CP4230 projectors deliver.

“Large screens such as the one at the TCL Chinese Theatres present a challenge to most dual projection systems when it comes to the convergence of the image, which must be perfectly aligned to ensure the sharpest results possible. The Christie Duo’s configuration options solve that challenge by making image convergence quick, easy and consistent,” said Dukes.  “Since its introduction, the Christie Duo has been highly acclaimed for addressing the biggest issue faced by exhibitors when screening 3D movies: that is, the delivery of ample brightness to the screen to make the experience memorable. Christie digital projectors are used by leading exhibitors around the globe and are found in more digital cinema installations than any other brand.”

The prices of folding screens vary greatly, and there are many different screens on the market. While it is possible to find some at very low prices, the most popular ones are sold for over a million euros. This was the case of the Rare and important twelve-leaf lacquered folding screen by Coromandel,made in China in 1699 which sold for 2,110,000 euros at Christie’s Paris on 12 December 2019.

Other more modest models are also popular in auction houses, such as the 17th-century Japanese six-leaf folding screen,was sold for 16,250 euros (Christie’s Paris, 12 June 2019) and the Six-leaf folding screen,circa 1920, sold for 37,500 euros (Christie’s, Paris, 10-11 December 2019).

Today, Christie Digital Systems, the provider of Outdoor Movies’ digital cinema projection technology, announced that it is the official 4k digital projection partner of TCL Chinese Theatres. The theater will utilize the 4k Christie® Duo™ two-projector system, while other digital cinema projectors have been installed at other TCL Chinese Theatres. The historic theater will be using two of Christie’s Solaria® CP4230 projectors, which is one of several digital cinema projectors Outdoor Movies carries.

According to Christie’s press release, Jim Dukes, senior product manager, said that the massive screen at TCL Chinese Theatres is an excellent canvas for demonstrating the enormous power and brightness of the total solution that Christie Duo and two Christie Solaria® CP4230 projectors deliver.

BEIJING — Christie, a global leader in visual display solutions, is showcasing the ultimate knock-out range of leading visual solutions at InfoComm China 2015, which takes place at the China National Convention Center April 8-10.

Resembling a boxing arena, Christie’s multi-zone display at booth EB1-01 exudes dynamism and sportiness with the new Christie Boxer 4K30 projector leading the product showcase that is divided into six key areas, namely “Bold,” “Observe,” “Xhilarate,” “Experience,” “Redefine” and “Superior” that make up the word “BOXERS.” Each zone features state-of-the-art Christie products that are ideal for specific applications.

“At Christie, we pride ourselves as an industry leader that defines the future of visual display technology by staying abreast of market needs and pushing the envelope of innovation,” said Lin Yu, vice president, Christie Asia Pacific. “This is why we’ve strategically positioned our most comprehensive range of advanced visual solutions at InfoComm China 2015 – to deliver the ultimate knock-out with products offering the highest performance and flexibility at the lowest cost with the very best in customer service and after-sales support.”

Jason Pei, director of sales, Christie China, added, “InfoComm China is one of the biggest AV tradeshows in China and the perfect platform for us to reach out to our stakeholders from numerous fields through the comprehensive showcase of our advanced solutions. We’re confident the debut of ‘heavyweight’ products such as the Christie Boxer 4K30 and Roadie 4K45 projectors in China will reinforce Christie’s position as the global leader and innovator of cutting-edge visual display technologies.”

Debuting at InfoComm China is the new Christie Boxer 4K30 3DLP® projector, three of which will be live with content managed by Pandoras Box. Designed from the inside out to punch above its weight class, delivering 30,000 lumens, 4K (4096 by 2160) native resolution and weighing in at less than 150lbs (68kg), the Christie Boxer 4K30 is intended for high impact live events and sets a new industry benchmark for rental staging and fixed installation applications. It has six 450W mercury lamps housed in two 3-lamp cartridges, as well as built-in Christie TruLife™ image processing that provides the highest bit depth and fastest frame rate.

The Bold Zone highlights the industry’s brightest lamp-illuminated projector: the Christie Roadie 4K45. Showcased for the first time at InfoComm China, the rugged, reliable, and road tested Roadie 4K45 will capture attention with a 176-inch projection featuring 4K content. It boasts 45,000 lumens, integrated warping and blending capabilities for world-class projection mapping applications, and Christie TruLife™ electronics for excellent color reproduction and image processing. Ideal for live events and location-based entertainment, the Roadie 4K45 is built for the most rigorous Pro AV requirements. Recent large-scale installations in China using Christie technology include Wanda Movie Park in Wuhan and projection mapping on a giant whale shark sculpture at Chimelong Ocean Kingdom in Zhuhai.

Christie continues to demonstrate its commitment to 1DLP with the new Christie H Series projector, which will be showcased in the “Superior” Zone. Weighing only 52.5 pounds (24kg), and equipped with dual lamps producing 12,000 lumens, the H Series is the lightest, brightest and smallest projector in the 10,000-plus lumen 1DLP category. Christie H Series is suitable for mid-to-large rental staging and fixed applications including concert halls, auditoriums, hotels, boardrooms, education, government, conference rooms and houses of worship. The H Series is not only rugged and bright enough for rental staging applications, it also provides rich, beautiful colors and is well designed for the office. Its small, compact design allows installation in either portrait or landscape mode and delivers a super-quiet, clean, sophisticated look with plenty of presentation power.

Another highlight is the “Observe” Zone featuring a simulated control room environment. Showcasing the Christie® Phoenix™ -which enables seamless access and control of audio-visual data regardless of the user’s location – and six 80-inch Christie EnteroTM HB video wall display cubes, the Observe Zone highlights how Christie control room solutions  are ideal for mission critical environments. A network streaming solution at its core, Christie Phoenix allows users to collaborate, synthesize and generate fast and accurate decisions in the most critical situations while the Christie Entero™ HB Display Cubes are the most customizable video wall display solutions available.

A must-see in the Experience Zone is an impressive car simulation demonstration utilizing the Christie Mirage WU14K-M projecting onto a 200-inch screen. Delivering more pixels, more performance, and even more brightness for visually stunning 3D for various applications, the Mirage WU14K-M features 12,500 ANSI lumens from a dual 450W lamp design and up to 2100:1 contrast. With WUXGA resolution and Dual Input 3D offering up to 120Hz native performance, the Christie Mirage WU14K-M is an innovative high performance 3D projector offering crisp, detailed images with excellent color reproduction.

The ’Xhilarate Zone showcases the versatile Christie Brio Enterprise, which is designed to meet multi-user, multi-location collaboration and allows users to virtually meet, share information and collaborate effortlessly regardless of geographic location. Once connected to the Christie Brio Enterprise node, presentations and high quality media can easily be shared between sites anywhere in the world via IP networks. Visitors will experience powerful collaboration in two separate rooms simulating two geographical locations. The Brio Enterprise node in the first room is complemented with the vibrant Christie FHD651-T 65-inch LCD touch panel, while visuals in the second room are projected on the wall from the Brio Enterprise using the Christie GS Series projector.

Besides the five themed zones, Christie will showcase its cinema and business solutions comprising its groundbreaking cinema laser projection system, the award-winning Christie® MicroTiles®, its Christie G Series, H Series, Q Series 1DLP projector lines and both the Christie J Series and M Series. Rounding out the brilliant static display lineup are the Pandoras Box product family from coolux, as well as the Christie Spyder X20, the world’s most powerful video processor that provides true flexibility needed for users to display and control content from multiple sources simultaneously.