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Copertina Rev01.Tif IL CINEMA DIGITALE NEL MONDO NEL 2006 DIGITAL CINEMA WORLDWIDE IN 2006 LE CINÉMA NUMÉRIQUE DANS LE MONDE EN 2006 EL CINE DIGITAL EN EL MUNDO EN 2006 269 270 Annuario Statistico del Cinema Europeo • European Cinema Yearbook • Les Chiffres Clefs du Cinéma Européen • Anuario Estadístico del Cine Europeo I cinema digitali (al dicembre 2006) Digital cinemas (as at December 2006) Les cinémas numériques (en décembre 2006) 1) E: Esercente - Exhibitor - Exploitant - Exhibidor Los cines digitales (hasta diciembre de 2006) Paese Complesso Città Società Schermi Tecnologia Proiettore Proprietario del proiettore Modello proiettore Risoluzione proiettore Server Country Site Town Company Screens Technology Projector Projector’s owner 1 Projector's type Projector's resolution Server Pays Etablissement Ville Société Écrans Technologie Projecteur Propriétaire du projecteur Modèle du projecteur Résolution du projecteu Serveur País Complejo Ciudad Sociedad Pantallas Tecnología Proyector Propietario del proyector Modelo del proyector Resolución del proyector Servidor A Cineplexx Graz Graz Cineplexx 2 DLP Cinema Christie . 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