Evergrande Cinema Line is going to build 77 new cinema complexes in China and has opted for Barco projection systems to make its equipment. Large rooms will be equipped with DP2K-32B DLP systems, while those with smaller screens will install the DP2K–20 models.. In total, will be more than 500 the projectors used in this project.

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Evergrande Real Estate Group, one of the ten largest real estate developers in China, is expanding its business into the film industry. In a first phase, Evergrande Cinema Line is going to build 77 movie complexes in residential neighborhoods across the country, five of which are already in operation. To equip theaters with the latest digital cinema projection technology, Evergrande has partnered Barco, which will provide more than 500 of your 2K digital projectors, including units DP2K-32B and 20C-DP2K.

Evergrande Cinema Line Management, is a one hundred percent subsidiary of Evergrande Real Estate Group specialized in investment, operation and management for the film industry. The company is building cinema complexes, fully digitized in 22 provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities. During these years he plans to build other 30 more rooms with 210 screens and, by the end of 2016, the openings of more than 150 cinemas with 1.100 screens.

Boat DP2K-32BEach of the 77 planned complexes contain a room with big screen, two with medium and four with small. Thanks to its wide range of digital cinema projectors, Barco offers projection solutions that adapt to each type of screen. For the big screens, Evergrande has opted for DP2K -32B DLP cinema projectors, while in rooms with small screens DP2K–20 projectors will be installed, compact and lower budget.

In line with its successes in the real estate market, Evergrande has even more activities for its new cinema line. To ensure the operation of your digital cinema network, the company is going to use the services of the Network Operations Center (NOC) Barco that will allow Evergrande to manage and control all equipment remotely.

By, 9 May, 2014, Section: Display, Projection

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