Barco

Barco is a global technology leader that develops networked visualization solutions for the entertainment, enterprise and healthcare markets. Its solutions make a visible impact, allowing people to enjoy compelling entertainment experiences; to foster knowledge sharing and smart decision-making in organizations and to help hospitals provide their patients with the best possible healthcare.

Active classroom collaboration system

Model: weConnect

Active classroom collaboration, on and off campus with Barco weConnect.

Featured Product

Products

Videos

Online Training

Back to previous page

Project List

CMX first on the US East Coast with Barco all-laser theater

Posted on Thursday, March 30, 2017

Barco and CMX have partnered to equip the new CMX Theater at newly opened, $1 billion+ Brickell City Centre in Miami, Florida with Barco’s Smart Laser cinema projectors. When it opens in April, the cinema will deliver the region’s best movie presentation quality while operating at a significantly lower cost than traditional xenon-powered theaters.

The sixth largest cinema chain in the world with more than 300 multiplexes in Mexico, Cinemex has just begun its expansion into the United States. The CMX Theater at Brickell will be the first site, to be followed by other locations all over the USA. The Brickell cinema features 10 auditoriums in a nearly 36,000 square foot multiplex.

CMX selected the award-winning Barco DP2K-20CLP Smart Laser cinema projector to outfit its screens, in line with offering the best available Cinema experience at Brickell.

Best image quality for the lowest TCO
Smart Laser cinema projectors offer the most cost-effective value proposition for exhibitors desiring to bring laser benefits to every screen. Cinemex will be able to offer an even higher image quality in its mainstream auditoriums, thanks to superior contrast, brightness and color uniformity. Exhibitors can also reduce maintenance and simplify their operations, resulting in a low total cost of ownership. To date, Barco has installed more than 1,500 of these projectors around the world.