“Visitors to ISE and InfoComm had the opportunity to see the new models firsthand and assess the significant impact a finer pixel pitch has on resolution, color saturation, and image uniformity,” explains Chris Kee, executive director of product management. “The configuration possibilities for MicroTiles LEDs are virtually endless, allowing them to be mounted on curves or in corners, or to form architectural displays. Their brightness, reaching up to 2,000 nits, allows for close-up viewing and the appreciation of even the smallest details.”.
The reliability of the new models has been improved thanks to flip-chip technology, which simplifies maintenance and extends LED lifespan by dissipating heat more effectively. Furthermore, common-cathode technology reduces energy consumption. In short, the design of Christie's new MicroTiles solutions results in a significant improvement in energy efficiency.
In the new 1.0mm model, the LED is encapsulated behind a protective surface that improves optical performance, black levels, and contrast, while also protecting the display from dust, dirt, and scratches. Furthermore, its increased durability opens the door to incorporating touch interactivity into the video wall.
Christie MicroTiles LEDs guarantee superior visual performance, with high-powered processing including 12-bit inputs, 4K at 60Hz, and HDR10 compatibility. The patented QuickMount™ system simplifies installation, and the patented Click-n-Go™ magnetic system allows for virtually unlimited arrangement of the LED tiles. MicroTiles LEDs are ideal for environments such as mission-critical control rooms, corporate lobbies and meeting rooms, auditoriums and event spaces, as well as high-end retail and hospitality applications.
Orders can now be placed for Christie's 0.75mm and 1.0mm LED MicroTiles, which will begin shipping in early 2023.
