Cover The new Leica Cine 1 blurs the lines between cinematic artistry and home entertainment (Photos: Leica)
The new Leica Cine 1 blurs the lines between cinematic artistry and home entertainment (Photos: Leica)
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Leica brings the magic of cinema to the comfort of home with the debut of the Leica Cine 1, its first-ever cinema television
Blurring the lines between cinematic artistry and home entertainment, Leica ventures into uncharted territory with its latest creation: the Leica Cine 1. Combining state of the art laser technology and the premium manufacturer’s optical expertise, the Cine 1 is testament to its commitment to transforming the way we experience entertainment in the comfort of our own homes.
Drawing on Leica’s storied legacy of craftsmanship, the television exudes a timeless elegance in its award-winning minimalist design and streamlined aluminium body, ensuring seamless integration as part of any living space, harmonising effortlessly with modern interiors. However, it is beneath the sleek exterior that the Cine 1 truly comes to life. For the first time, the brilliant Leica image quality, enhanced by the Dolby Atmos surround system, transforms a projection into a home cinema experience.
Above The Leica Cine 1's award-winning minimalist design and streamlined aluminium body ensure seamless integration into any living space
The Leica Cine 1's award-winning minimalist design and streamlined aluminium body ensure seamless integration into any living space
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At its core is a projection system with triple RGB laser technology, which delivers vibrant colours and a service life of over 25,000 hours, with low energy consumption. Leica’s own image processing ensures a natural colour rendition, with detailed colour gradation and an outstanding contrast ratio, catapulting the viewing experience into a realm of unparalleled clarity, transforming every frame into a work of art. This commitment to precision and visual excellence bridges the gap between photography and cinema, offering a cinematic experience within the confines of one’s living room.
With its maximum connectivity and intuitive smart TV interface with voice control, navigating through the Leica Cine 1 is easy, whether you are watching a film or a television show, or even gaming. It also comes with other state of the art features, including an integrated triple tuner, Apple AirPlay and access to streaming platforms, providing the opportunity to appreciate the visual prowess of the device.
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Above The Filmmaker Mode gives users with unprecedented control over their viewing experience
The Filmmaker Mode gives users with unprecedented control over their viewing experience
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Better yet, Leica’s introduction of the Filmmaker Mode empowers users with unprecedented control over their viewing experience. This mode allows films to be enjoyed in the unfiltered original version, just as the auteurs had intended, underscoring the Cine 1’s dedication to preserving the authenticity of cinematic artistry.
For the best possible projection, a wall-mounted high-contrast screen with ALR, or ambient light rejection, is recommended, while a motorised roll-up screen for short-throw projectors offers more flexibility. The Leica Cine 1 is available in 100- or 120-inch screen sizes.
Set to redefine the home entertainment experience, the Leica Cine 1 ushers in a world where every frame tells a story, and every sound resonates with the soul.
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As Senior Editor of Tatler Singapore, Hashirin champions and refines the storytelling across platforms—curating and crafting compelling profiles, cover stories and features that spotlight visionaries shaping culture, business and impact. Driven by curiosity, she draws inspiration from the artists, changemakers and trailblazers she encounters through her work. Beyond the pages of Tatler, she is an avid supporter of local theatre and delights in seeking out art in every city she visits.
