A DCI-10m P4.81 specification digital cinema screen manufactured by Chinese company Xinguanglian (XGL) was installed and officially commissioned at a Dubai cinema on September 25, 2024. On-site imagery and 3D projection results verified its operational performance.

        This screen installation marks XGL's first successful entry into the premium cinema market of the Middle East. Public records identify XGL as a domestic Chinese manufacturer specializing in cinema projection equipment, with products adhering to the stringent technical standards set by Hollywood's Digital Cinema Initiatives (DCI) consortium. The installed P4.81 model screen features high brightness, high contrast, and wide color gamut coverage. It is compatible with current mainstream laser projection technology, meeting the demands for high-quality 3D film screenings. Cinema management confirmed that the screen's brightness uniformity and color accuracy for 3D presentations met expected projection standards following activation.

       The Gulf region, including Dubai, has shown a trend toward technological upgrades in its cinema market in recent years. Industry consultancy Omdia reports project continued growth in the number of cinema screens across the Middle East and Africa through 2028, with increasing demand for premium large-format screens and enhanced viewing experience equipment. XGL's delivered screen directly competes in this region's high-end commercial theater segment, known for stringent projection quality requirements. Installation engineers reported that on-site adjustments achieved the designed specifications for screen surface tension and optical performance.

        Commenting on the project's progress, the head of XGL's international market department told reporters: "The installation and smooth commissioning in Dubai represent a crucial step in the company's overseas expansion." The executive also noted the rigorous technical certification processes for projection equipment in the Middle East market, stating this installation provides a practical reference case for XGL's future regional collaborations. The Dubai cinema operating team, the project partner, declined to comment on specific commercial terms but confirmed the screen's performance complied with their procurement technical agreement.

Core Fact Conclusion:The DCI-certified cinema screen manufactured by XGL has been installed and is operational for commercial screenings at the Dubai cinema, with documented 3D effects meeting operational requirements.

Subsequent Outlook:Future equipment orders for XGL in the Middle East market will depend on the screen's long-term operational stability and regional client feedback. The UAE's cultural regulatory body plans to update its commercial cinema technical guidelines in 2025; the new regulations may influence equipment suppliers' market strategies.