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Germany's FORUM Offenburg Tackles Rising Electricity Costs with ALPD® Laser Solution
With the increase of energy cost, many European countries are confronted with escalating electricity costs. This has prompted many businesse, including cinemas ...
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Mexican Cinema Cinépolis Installs 2,600 ALPD® Laser Light Source Solutions
Cinépolis, the fourth largest cinema operator in the world, recently announced plans to upgrade 2,600 screens with ALPD® laser light source solutions.
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More Than 31,000 ALPD® Laser Light Sources Delivered Worldwide
On August 1st 2022, it was announced that more than 31, 000 sets of ALPD® laser light source have been installed worldwide by early July 2022 and 27,000 sets used in China.
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CGV Cinemas Deployed Over 600 Sets of ALPD®Laser Light Source for High-Quality Projection
Projection quality has always been the foundation of cinemas. In China, ALPD® laser light source upgrade is considered as the most convenient and ...
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Building High-End Cinema Hall With ALPD® Laser Projection
Located at Hong Kong Pacific Place, one of the global top ten luxury shopping destinations crowded with world famous brands, top shopping centers and dining options, AMC Pacific Place Broadway Cinema also has extremely ...
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ALPD® Laser Light Source Save Power !
Cinema operation is an art that requires careful planning. Saving electricity often help a lot in cost reduction. Today, we’ll show you how ALPD® upgrade help the cinema save electricity. There are same projectors.
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Laser-Assisted Smart Operations Builds Industry Model
As early as 2015, Jackie Chan Cinema (Wukesong Division) took the first step in full laser upgrades. It is known that laser projection can help cinemas to improve projection quality.
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Why New Regulation Means Laser Projection Is an Inevitable Trend?
In December 2020, the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) published a new safety standard IEC/EN/UL 62368-1 impacting many lamp-based projectors.