SIM2 is celebrating its 15th anniversary by introducing a series of new projector designs, promotions, and events in key U.S. cities.
SIM2 is offering a new series of projectors designed by Giorgio Revoldini.
Leading the way for SIM2 USA is Alberto Fabiano, executive vice president, who will embark on a multi-city tour exclusively designed for custom integrators and the design community.
“Over the past year, SIM2 has invested over five million dollars to develop, design, and manufacture an evolutionary line of products in our facility in Pordenone, Italy,” said Fabiano. “The new line of home-entertainment products offers the look and feel of luxury. This is consistent with our basic mission that all customers should experience the same reference quality from SIM2, be it in styling, features, service, or support. We are proud to say that SIM2 has been providing home entertainment excellence for 15 years; as we look forward, we are inspired by our past to propel our future.”
The first in a series of high-end home entertainment projectors is the compact Crystal 35 and Crystal 45. The stunning new look of the Crystal Series is courtesy of renowned industrial designer Giorgio Revoldini. Both models are offered in glass surfaced white or black.
Alberto Fabiano.In addition, SIM2 has introduced a high brightness, three-chip, single-lens projector. The theater-grade C3X LUMIS 3D SOLO, based on the company’s C3X LUMIS projector, is enhanced with SIM2’s PureMotion 3D active technology. The SOLO comes standard with four pairs of XPAND 3D powered active glasses.
SIM2 is also offering the C3X LUMIS 3D HC, a DCI 3D system for accurate color control designed, among other applications, for postproduction facilities.
“SIM2 is in the privileged position of offering both a single-projector active 3D and dual-projector passive 3D models,” said Fabiano. “Our initiative for home cinema remains clear—we continue to deliver the most advanced solutions our customers can buy, while pushing the boundaries of this exciting technology with advances in innovation that can be afforded only by a manufacturer with an in-house research team of optical, software, and hardware engineers.”
