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CES 2023 has brought a new laser TV from Leica. This product ushers the camera manufacturer into a new industry, and it comes with a cool software feature. The Cine 1 is the first laser TV to launch with Google TV support.
This is Leica’s first shot at making a laser TV, and they hit the nail on the head. With all the buzz currently surrounding the laser TV industry, Leica might secure a place for itself. The design and specifications of this new product are also impressive.
Surprisingly, this new product is closely competing with other products in its category. To bring this laser TV up to par with the competition, Leica brought its knowledge of lenses to bear. Here are the details on the new Cine 1 laser TV.
Details and specifications of the Leica Cine 1 laser TV
The most significant feature of this laser TV from Leica is that it supports Google TV. Other specifications include a 4K display with a 120-inch maximum screen size. As for its battery life, the Leica Cine 1 laser TV comes with a lifespan of over 25,000 hours.
Like every other laser TV, the Cine 1 projects at an acute angle to the displaying surface. To accomplish this, Leica uses its Summicron ultrashort throw lens. Also, this TV comes with a triple laser setup that reproduces accurate colors to be displayed on a flat surface.
For its design, this laser TV makes use of an aluminum frame to improve its aesthetics. Additionally, an automatic dust cover protects the lens and lasers from particles when the TV is not in use. The Cine 1 also comes with a built-in speaker with grills integrated into the aluminum frames.
Leica also makes use of its image stabilization technology to optimize natural color reproduction. More details on this laser TV can be found on the official Leica website. Its retail price and availability will soon be made known to the public.