Digital Projection International (DPI), an Emmy® Award-winning manufacturer of high-performance projection systems, is honored to announce their newly-introduced 20,000 lumen TITAN WUXGA Quad 2000 3D projector recently received a BEST award at InfoComm 2013. Awarded by Commercial Integrator magazine, the BEST awards, per Commercial Integrator, “…recognize superlative solutions for an integration business. Judging criteria included: innovation, functionality, competitive advantages and benefits to the installer.”

The yearly InfoComm expo showcases the latest technologies for audio, video, display, projection, lighting and staging, digital signage, conferencing, digital content creation, networking and signal distribution. Manufacturers of this year’s Commercial Integrator BEST Awards program were recognized in a ceremony at InfoComm 2013, on the Commercial Integrator web site and in the pages of the July/August 2013 CI issue. "Commercial Integrator takes pride in focusing on content that can help integrators become more efficient and more profitable," says Tom LeBlanc, editor-in-chief. "This award program is a great way to focus on solutions meeting that criteria on display at InfoComm 2013."

ABOUT THE TITAN WUXGA Quad 2000-3D
DPI presents a revolution in advanced 3-chip DLP displays with the new 20,000 lumen TITAN WUXGA Quad 2000-3D projector. Termed the ‘Super Quad,’ the Quad 2000 platform incorporates DPI’s advanced image Warp and Blend capabilities, three native resolutions, DPI’s 3D Dual Flash Processing™ connectivity, and a host of professional features to suit any rigorous commercial or staging application imaginable. Additionally, the 4-lamp Quad 2000 produces this remarkable brightness while being much smaller in size, lighter and creating less measureable noise than similar displays. Equally suited for outdoor as well as indoor demonstrations, the Quad 2000’s advanced image Warp and Blend allows for extensive geometric warp correction for screens with complex geometry, including domes, immersive environments and architectural mapping applications.