Christie is using InfoComm 2026 this week in Las Vegas to stage a range of product debuts and demonstrations spanning projection, LED video walls, image processing and interactive visualisation.
The North American debut of the Korus Series 4K 1DLP laser projectors is among the headline announcements. Powered by 0.8in High Efficiency Pixel DMD technology, the Korus Series is designed to deliver 1,500:1 contrast from a 38-pound chassis, aimed at creative applications and concealed installations requiring flexible placement.
Christie is also launching the XP Series cabinet-based LED video wall solution at the show, engineered to maintain colour and grayscale performance across a range of brightness levels. The XP Series carries a 10-year warranty and is targeted at government, immersive entertainment and mission-critical environments. Both XP Series and MicroTiles LED displays are driven by Christie’s proprietary VividLife platform, which handles LED video processing, calibration and content management.
An update to the Christie Spyder-S multiviewer windowing processor – Release 6.1 – adds new frame types, simplified setup workflows and expanded background input and mix effects capabilities, aimed at rental and staging teams, live event operators and fixed-install customers.
High in the booth, a Christie Sapphire 4K40-RGBH will demonstrate P3 colour and native 4K resolution in a 3DLP laser phosphor configuration, while a 50,000-lumen Christie Griffyn 4K50-RGB pure laser projector will also be on show. Projection mapping on masks, created with content partners Faber and Knownsense, will illustrate Christie’s experiential storytelling capabilities.
Also on display are the Secure Series III TAA-compliant LCD panels, purpose-built for control rooms, situation rooms and mobile command units, and designed for continuous 24/7 operation with hardened security architecture and multi-feed monitoring.
Josh Kolbeck, vice president of sales for the Americas at Christie, said: “InfoComm is an opportunity for us to reconnect with the industry and show how our technologies help customers solve real challenges. From projection and LED to advanced processing and visualisation, our booth demonstrates what’s possible when technology and creativity align.”
Technology partners including Pixera, twoloox media servers and Da-Lite projection screens will also feature in the booth experience. Christie projectors will additionally appear at the Tempest and Ross Video booths elsewhere on the show floor.
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