Last year we saw how Leica, a well-known company in the photography industry, entered the short-throw projector production for the first time. It did, then, with the JMGO O1 Pro, a model that also has an integrated Smart TV. Now, the company wants to continue on this path and has evolved to the present day. first ‘laser television’: Leica Cine 1.

The presentation took place at IFA in Berlin, a technology fair where many companies’ products were announced. This Leica model is another short throw projector with integrated TV. RGB triple laser technology as the light source.

Leica continues to explore the field of projectors with optics

Short throw laser projectors a breakthrough in the world of projectorsIn addition to the high resolution and large projection size they can achieve, they offer significantly lower consumption than a conventional LED television. Given their nature, they are still far from delivering the picture quality of a premium television, although their ability to project images up to 140 inches makes them an excellent tool for bringing home theater.

The projector from Leica, Supports 4K resolution and sizes from 80 to 100 inches. Additionally, it includes Dolby Atmos audio, so it’s a great addition to enjoy content compatible with this audio format.

As we said, Leica Cine 1 uses triple RGB laser technology for projection, and it’s short throw, we can place it very close to the wall where we want the content to be mirrored.

The company hasn’t offered any further details on its specs, so we’ll have to wait to learn about the benefits of this new projector. what is clear is the firm wants to expand the use of its optics except photography and nature and hunting environments.

price and availability

According to the company, Leica Cine 1 It will reach Europe in the second half of 2023, so it remains to find the potential of this new projector. The company didn’t say anything about the price either, so stay tuned for more information on the price.

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