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should last for years, and stay nice and flat!

So, overall, I think Elite has done it again, provided a great value, and allowing people to have a very good screen at a
price that lets them throw a lot more money toward their projector or other parts of their home theater. Just think - between
the Elite, and brands like Da-lite, the savings are enough to buy you an HD-DVD player, and more than a dozen HD
movies... Hmmm.... not bad.

PS. My thanks to Dave Rodgers from Elite Screens. He had been lobbying me to review the CineTension screen for many
months - and I kept telling him I didn't have a good way to set up motorized screens easily for review.

Fortunately Dave doesn't live that far from here, he's the one that came down, and mounted the CineTension for me, in my
Testing room. He installed all the brackets, etc. But, more to the point, he also set things up so I can easily take it down
and put up other motorized screens - even from other manufacturers. I hope Da-lite and others appreciate his help,
because, without it, it would be a much longer wait until I reviewed another motorized screen in the testing room. All that
work makes for a pretty good bribe, and I promised him the CineTension would be the next screen reviewed! We're even
now!

The next projector screen being reviewed (Which I was going to do before the CineTension), is my all time favorite screen,
the motorized Stewart Firehawk G3 128" diagonal, which is now the permanent screen in my theater (referred to as the
Viewing room in my reviews).

From Elite Screens Inc.

This review was based on a first generation Elite Tab-Tension Electric Screen sent in
July of 2006. In our January 2007 newsletter, Elite Screens announced the release of
the CineTension2 Series. This is the 2nd generation of our CineTension Tab-Tension
Electric Screen. It features mechanical design enhancements that allow an even more
simplified process of installation, setting and operation. Our intention is to always make
our product as easy and reliable was we possibly can for the consumer and custom
installer alike. The CineTension screen now has a 12V trigger attachment that allows
the screen to be operated in sequence to the projector's operational cycle. The
CineTension2 Series also comes with 2 remote controls which operate on either an Infrared or Radio Frequency setting.
One after-market alternative to the standard IR remote that we now provide is a Universal Learning Remote Control that
can facilitate up to 8 devices allowing control over the entire media system with one hand held unit. The Radio Frequency
Remote is included for screen control at greater distances. With a range of 55 ft., the RF remote is an ideal solution for
large social gatherings or seminars where the direct the LOS control provided by an IR remote may be difficult to attain.
A standard IR Eye-Sensor is also included to serve as an alternative receiver to the larger 3 way-wall box that is also
included as a standard item. This addition of the eye receiver is intended to provide a clean profile to the screen casing by
eliminating the presence of the control box and its wire attachments.

The CineTension2 series comes with four types of projection surfaces to choose from; CineWhite (1.1 gain), PowerGain
(1.8 Gain) , CineGrey (1.0 Gain) and AcousticPro(1.0 Gain). This product has a residential line that comes formatted in
16:9 (HDTV) aspect Ratios for the Home Theater/Media Room. There is also a Commercial version made in 4:3 (NTSC)
ratio for the educational/conference room environment. Both variants come in size ranges from size from 84" to 150"
Diagonal screen sizes.

If you have any questions on CineTension2, please contact us at

877-151-1211

, or visit

www.elitescreens.com

David Rodgers

Marketing Manager

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