Display Technology
Sharp/NEC's projector shows movie theater versatility
September 17, 2021
Sharp NEC Display Solutions, a projector and display market provider, has released the NC1803ML laser projector in its digital cinema series, ideal for theaters with small and medium screens, according to a company press release.
The NC1803ML is also suitable for museum, house of worship, and higher education applications.
The interchangeable laser module can be purchased separately and switched between projector heads for different sized auditoriums. The NC1803ML uses a blue laser light source and generates 18,000 lumens of brightness.
"With the ability to display varying content for different sized auditoriums with the same projector, our new generation of modular laser projectors allow exhibitors to protect their investment," Richard McPherson, senior product manager at Sharp NEC Display Solutions, said in the release. "Moreover, the NC1803ML is designed for maximum compatibility, working with major integrated media servers available on the market."
The projector offers exhibitors reduced maintenance costs, but also quality that could lead to moviegoers returning to theaters for more shows, according to the release. Sharp NEC Display Solutions is based in Downers Grove, Illinois.
