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Cinemark makes deal with T.I.

posted by Michael Zoldessy on June 30, 2009 at 7:40am

Trying to keep up with Sony, Texas Instruments announces a deal with Cinemark along with mentioning they will be rolling out 4K projectors next year.

Current leader Texas Instruments has revealed that during 2010 it aims to incorporate 4K resolution as part of its next-gen projection technology platform, which will be offered in projectors from its licensees Barco, Christie Digital and NEC.

Meanwhile, Barco inked a significant deal with Cinemark to deploy the developing 4K technology exclusively on all Cinemark screens.

Read more at The Wrap.

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I wonder if this means future IMAX-Digital systems will have 4K technology and not the now out of date 2K capabilities.
posted by Giles on Jul 1, 2009 at 6:20pm
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