Manhattan-based Exit Art Takes Advantage Of
CP-X995W's Flexibility
Underscoring the flexibility and ease of use of the Hitachi America CP-X995
series LCD projector, New York City's leading alternative art gallery, Exit Art,
has been using a CP-X995 series to display video content for a new public art
program. On exhibit since May 1, 2004, the gallery's new program uses works of
art to examine how definitions of terror are shaped by individual and collective
visions, experiences, memories and histories.
The CP-X995 series model is used to display the exhibit's video pieces, which
add up to more than four hours of content. Additionally, the projector is
connected to the Internet to periodically show pieces on the Web, and is also
being used in conjunction with panel discussions held by the artists. "The
CP-X995 series has performed exceptionally well for us during this exhibit,"
said Exit Art associate curator Jodi Hanel. "It has proven to be incredibly
flexible and the picture is always crystal-clear. We've had no problem moving
between video, computer-based content, and PowerPoints."
The CP-X995 series projector is an ideal solution for presenters who require
maximum brightness or for use in large venues. In addition to a brightness of
4,500 lumens, the CP-X995 series features Motion Adaptive Progressive Scan
Technology, XGA resolution and a 300:1 contrast ratio, providing exceptional
video quality along with crisp images. Furthermore, the CP-X995 series is HDTV
compatible and features an anamorphic 16:9 aspect ratio for added video options.
In addition, the projector's controls are intuitive enough that it can be
operated by anyone, saving a lot of time and effort on the user's part. "We had
it up and running very quickly, and it's the simplest device to use," Hanell
added. "Since the video content is running continually throughout the course of
the day, it's important that anyone working here can be able to operate the
equipment."
"We're proud to have our CP-X995 series projector on display at one of the
premier art programs in New York City," says Pete Denes, director of sales for
Hitachi America, Ltd., Digital Media Division. "The flexibility of our
projectors allows for many creative uses, and it is a pleasure to see that Exit
Art is getting the most out of their presentation equipment.
Courtesy of Hitachi America, Ltd.