Montreal and Toronto Auto Shows Feature Barco Large Venue ProjectorsVisualization specialist Barco's highest lumen projectors made their Canadian debut at the Toronto and Montreal auto shows this year, provided by rental and staging company MVI-MultiVision, Inc. to dramatically present the automakers' newest releases. To the delight of automobile aficionados and casual car fans alike, dozens of new cars were revealed at the 2013 Montreal and Toronto Auto Shows this winter, featuring dramatic video displays using Barco's HDQ-2K40 projectors. The auto shows represent the pinnacle of automotive innovation, smart design, and precision engineering, providing a stage for manufacturers to unveil their most exciting new and upcoming models. Universally, they rely heavily on sophisticated visualization solutions to capture the essence of their brand and accurately portray the automobiles' attributes at these venues. When evaluating projection options for the automakers' displays, Barco's HDQ-2K40 projectors emerged as the optimum solution. MVI-MultiVision is the exclusive supplier of 40K lumens projectors in Canada and has supported all of the country's major auto shows with video display products for more than 30 years. "We pride ourselves in offering not only the best, but the most unique products to meet the discerning tastes of our high-end customers. So, when we decided to expand into projection, Barco was our obvious choice," comments Christopher Parry, vice president of MVI-MultiVision. "We especially like Barco's 'light on demand' option which allows us to program the light output from 26,000 to 40,000 lumens, offering MVI customers flexibility while streamlining our inventory management." Barco's HDQ-2K40 projector delivers 40,000 lumens of stunning brightness at 2K DLP resolution to present rich, vibrant colors for crisp, realistic imagery. Designed with the road in mind, the HDQ is equipped with Barco's high-end ImagePRO technology with Athena scaler for flexible scaling and includes a built-in LCD preview to check projector output and status. The projector can be fully controlled using a smart phone or tablet computer. "We are proud to support MVI-MultiVision and the Canadian auto shows with Barco's best-in-class large venue projectors to dramatically elevate the production quality of the automakers' video displays," comments Danny Sergeant, vice president sales and managing director for Barco Canada. "Automobile exhibition is an extremely high-end market, calling for the most sophisticated approach to video displays, and our projectors always are a cut above the rest in both image quality and reliability."
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