MCBEE
Christie’s current HS series, including the 4K7-HS, runs 1-chip DLP laser illumination at native 4K UHD resolution with Christie’s BoldColor processing and an approximately 20,000-hour laser light source — a meaningfully longer service life than lamp-based projection, which matters for installations that run daily. Christie Twist, built into the platform, handles multi-projector blending and warping for large-format and projection-mapping surfaces.
MCBEE specified a Christie 4K7-HS on a Noida corporate auditorium designed to double as a broadcast studio — a space that had to handle board meetings for 20, town halls for 500, and live-streamed product launches with broadcast-quality production, all from the same room. That range of use cases is exactly where laser illumination’s consistency and native 4K resolution earn their keep, rather than a lamp-based projector that degrades between service intervals.
Christie HS-series laser projector specification · Christie Twist multi-projector blending and warping · large-format display for auditoriums and broadcast-capable venues · projection-mapping content and show-control integration.
Yes — a corporate auditorium and broadcast studio in Noida, designed to host board meetings, 500-person town halls, and live-streamed product launches, was built around a Christie 4K7-HS laser projector alongside Crestron DigitalMedia NVX and QSC Q-SYS audio.
A lamp-based projector’s brightness degrades over its life and needs periodic lamp replacement; Christie’s laser-illuminated HS series is rated for roughly 20,000 hours with far more consistent output over that life — a meaningful difference for a venue used daily, like a corporate auditorium, rather than an occasional-use screening room.