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CINE 1

The Art of Home Cinema

The picture, the sound, the atmosphere: It's the attention to detail that transforms a film into an unforgettable story and a projection into a true home cinema experience. There's a new way to watch TV.

Leica Cine 1 is a precision-engineered product that blends cutting-edge technology with iconic design. The smart Laser TV mesmerises with 4K resolution, crystal-clear Dolby Atmos® surround sound, and Dolby Vision® for intense colour depth and sharp contrasts. Uncompromising quality – down to the smallest deta

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Spectral "NEXT" x Celexon for Cine 1

Developed exclusively for the Leica Cine 1, the special edition of Spectral's "Next Furniture Series" features an integration option for Celexon's motorized high-contrast screen. The screen opens and closes automatically every time the ultra-short-throw projector is switched on and off, and is therefore only visible when in use.

The screen's unique multi-layered surface structure effectively increases black levels and reduces any "gray haze" caused by ambient room light

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While there are several good Laser TVs available today; the Leica Cine 1 is the best model that I have personally reviewed. Due to its performance and build quality, I have awarded it our editor's choice award for Laser TVs (ultra-short throw smart Laser projectors)
Leica Cine 1’s pictures make a dazzling first impression. So much so that it took some real effort to try and break down all the individual elements that were contributing to such an out-of-the-box ‘wow’.
An unashamedly premium TV alternative that shines brightly, has all the right smart TV features, and properly looks the part.

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