Jeff Marsh, VP and GM of Texas Instruments DLP Products, stated: "Immersive visual entertainment is no longer limited to movie enthusiasts and gamers; it's becoming a part of everyday life for many consumers. Previously, they needed large TVs or monitors for clear display; now, with home or gaming projectors, they can turn walls into any-sized screens and enjoy 4K UHD quality. Our new controller exemplifies TI DLP® technology's latest advancement in delivering stunning visual experiences."

With the DLPC8445 controller and DLP472TP DMD, consumers increasingly seek immersive experiences for movies, games, and TV. These new projectors offer sub-millisecond display latency, rivaling or even surpassing high-end gaming monitors. Key features include Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) to synchronize frame rates and eliminate delays, tearing, and stuttering, and advanced image correction for dynamic surface defect adjustments. This is TI's first DLP controller designed for laser-powered projectors.

For over thirty years, TI DLP® technology has transformed content viewing with high-resolution displays and advanced light control, delivering vibrant, clear images from cinemas to homes and beyond.

About TI

Texas Instruments (TI) is a global semiconductor company engaged in designing, manufacturing, and selling analog and embedded processing chips for markets including industrial, automotive, personal electronics, communications, and enterprise systems. We aim to make electronic products more cost-effective and improve the world through semiconductor technology. Each generation of innovation builds on the previous one, making our technology more reliable, affordable, and energy-efficient, expanding its application in electronics.

Since opening our Beijing office in 1986, TI has consistently supported the Chinese market, collaborating with customers across various sectors to provide comprehensive support and meet their design needs, driving their success.