If you are interested in the different variants of the Sony XBR9 Series LCD HDTVs, your best stop would have to be at 1StopCamera. Today, they have officially announced that they will be carrying the complete line from Sony, a definite place and resource for people who require absolute quality equipment for home entertainment needs.

The Sony XBR9 Series is made up of:

• 52-inch KDL-52XBR9
• 46-inch KDL-46XBR9
• 40-inch KDL-40XBR9
• 32-inch KDL-32XBR9

XBR9 Highlights:

• Full 1080p Resolution
• Motionflow 240Hz technology
• Sony Bravia 3 Engine Technology
• 24P True Cinema Technology
• 100,000 :1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio
• Live Color Creation with WCG-CCFL and x.v Color

All series 9 HDTV’s have 4 HDMI ports, Bravia Link capability, Bravia internet Video, Bravia internet Widgets, USB input, PC input, and 7 HD inputs. In addition XBR9 series have Bravia Synch technology, have thin and slim bezels and are Energy Star 3.0 rated.

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Christie introduces a new line of digital cinema projection solutions based on Texas instruments’ DLP Cinema Technology. Five new products compose this new series which boast of wide resolution and improved brightness levels that should really be something worth checking out for people who pay to get the best cinema rendering peripherals in the market today.

Among the new products include:

• Christie CP2210
• Christie CP2220
• Christie CP2230

Projectors (4K Ready):

• Christie CP4220
• Christie CP4230

All projectors feature a new modular architecture for improved serviceability and ease of maintenance, an optional integrated media block, and incorporate Christie’s Brilliant3D technology for the most realistic and brightest 3D presentations.

The Christie CP2210, Christie CP2220 and the Christie CP2230 will be available by the first half of 2010 while the Christie CP4220 and CP4230 will be available in the second half of 2010.

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The larger the display the more issues come out as far as clarity on projection is concerned. And with that issue up in the air, Texas Instruments unveils a potential solution in the form of these new DLP Cinema 4K chips which aim to illuminate every size theatre screen via its platform.

The new chip will be delivered to licensees, Barco, Christie Digital and NEC. Texas Instruments is recognized as the cinema technology provider offering solutions with low operating costs, and its inclusion of another resolution gives exhibitors worldwide the widest variety of options to fit their needs and screen sizes.

“Texas Instruments is proud of its contributions to the cinema industry and is absolutely committed to further innovation through DLP Cinema,” said Kent Novak, senior vice president and general manager of DLP Products. “DLP Cinema remains dedicated to its customers, and through shipping millions of units we are able to provide a significantly lower cost structure in comparison with our competitors.”

The next generation DLP Cinema electronics platform combines the three boards needed to produce images into a single board. The result is a lower cost solution to DLP Cinema’s OEM licensees. The next generation DLP Cinema platform works seamlessly with over eight server solutions and multiple 3D platforms.

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