Tradeshow Multimedia Inc. has introduced Intouch3, an innovative product that allows multiple messages to be displayed simultaneously. Intouch3 is ideal for touch screen applications. The software allows for multiple messages on each of the 3 screens with time sensitive programming. For more information, contact Tradeshow Multimedia Inc., 701 Beta Drive, Ste.3, Mayfield Village, OH 44143; (Tel) 440-446-9483, (Fax) 440-446-1261; (Web Site) www.tmiexpos.com.
Exhibits-International, a leading exhibit firm, has changed its name to Kubik Inc. “Given the changes in the scope of our work, our name was not reflective of our organization’s transformation, growth, business lines and geographic reach,” said John Collins, Chief Marketing Officer of Kubik. “Our new name captures the added dimension we bring to our work and communicates that we are really in the business of building extraordinary experiences.” Kubik recently built a 135,000 sq.ft. office and manufacturing facility in Toronto and also has offices in Amsterdam to serve clients in Europe.
Globotech offers the SOLO modular exhibit system. The basic SOLO unit is a sales counter that weighs less than 30 lbs and can be set up in less than a minute without tools. The modular system features four types of connectors for constructing exhibits in a wide variety of configurations. The system also features more than 20 compatible accessories. For more information, contact Globotech Displays, 8465 Regents Rd., San Diego, CA 92122; (Tel.) 858-682-7088; (Fax) 858-558-8851; (Web Site) www.globotechdisplays.com.
Coats wanted a cool display that integrated with a semi-private conference room. This exhibit has a pop-up display on the left and an ExpoSpace on the right. The display packs down into its own crate, including cabinet units. The exhibit was created for Coats by ExpoDisplays, 3401 Mary Taylor Road, Birmingham, AL 35235; (Tel) 800-FOR-EXPO.
Planview Exhibits created this 20' x 20' exhibit for Acme Packet. The exhibit, which made its debut at SUPERCOMM 2005, features a three-dimensional representation of the company’s logo. “Its dramatic profile and sweeping arcs reinforced Acme Packet’s position as an industry leader,” said James Burke, V.P., Sales for Planview. “It shows how a smaller exhibit can stand out.” For more information, contact Planview Exhibits, 25 Bowditch Dr., Worcester, MA 01605; (Tel.) 877-752-6843 (Web Site) www.planviewexhibits.com.
TPR Enterprises
Dimensional Communications, a Northvale, NJ-based exhibit designer and Lightspeed Design Group of Bellevue, WA, created a display for Mercedes Benz to highlight its new car models at the New York Auto Show. The display used two sets of four 60" plasma screens mounted vertically with Lightspeed’s digital media server technology, DepthQ, delivering a resolution of 1366 x 768 each. Lightspeed shot 3,600 high resolution stills using a “go-motion” technique which creates realistic motion.
Image Craft provides a wide range of graphic solutions for the tradeshow industry. Image Craft uses the latest digital imaging technologies and offers a wide range of printing methods and materials. Services include Lambda photographic mural panels & graphics, Vutek & Roland grand format printing and direct flatbed printing. For more information, contact Image Craft, 3401 E. Broadway Road, Phoenix, AZ 85050; (Tel.) 800-628-9662 (Fax) 602-232-0719; (Web Site) www.imcraft.com.
Structural Graphics, Essex, CT, recently created a trade show handout for Siteworx, a web design firm. The Company wanted to convey that it can redesign web sites in a painless manner. Structural Graphics produced staged pop-up handouts, measuring 6x9 inches folded, featuring the classic image of silent film comedian Harold Lloyd dangling from the hands of a building’s broken clock face and the headline “It's Time To Rebuild Your Web Site (Don't Panic).” When the brochure is opened, the clock pops out from a photograph of the building and a die-cut Lloyd hangs in the air.
Mark Bric offers the SnapUp-MP, designed for full-mural graphics. The Mark Bric SnapUp®-MP features magnetically mounted channel bars that pop into place instantly supporting dynamic, full-wrap, seamless graphics. The Snap-UP-MP comes in 4 standard curved floor models (10ft., 8ft., 6 ft., or 3ft.). For more information, contact Mark Bric Display Corp., 4740 Chudoba Parkway, Prince George, Va. 23875; (Tel.) 804-862-4655; (Web) www.markbric.com.
Outwater Plastics Industries Inc.
Display Products offers The Folding Stackables portable display system. The patented design makes it possible for the display units to be stacked vertically and/or connected horizontally without tools. These modular units may be used as tabletop or floor displays. Display pedestal counters can be created by adding counter tops, sliding doors and storage shelves. For more information, contact Display Products, Inc., 800 Fabric Xpress Way, Dallas, TX 75234; (Tel.) 800-322-7429, 972 406-1221; (Fax) 972- 406-1321; (Web) www.dproducts.com.
Testrite offers the Domino™ Frame System, featuring lightweight yet strong aluminum alloy frames. The system features 360° fully rotating all metal hinges for ease of maneuverability. The system is available in three different sizes; 24” x 36”, 18”x 29” & 16”x 18”. An array of different Hook & Loop compatible fabrics are offered. The system is offered in a convenient carry bag. For more information, contact Testrite Instrument Co., 135 Monroe Street, Newark, NJ 07105; (Tel.) 888-873-2735; (Fax) 973-589-4196; (Webe) www.testrite.com.
Design Factory of Las Vegas is offering its exhibiting clients a line of professional fine art pieces for exhibit booths. These one-of-a-kind, original abstract sculptures were created by sculptor, Sam Chinkes, and are available for the length of any trade show. The sculptures, lightweight, mixed media will help get people to notice the individuality of a booth. For more information, contact Design Factory, 3622 North Rancho, Suite #102, Las Vegas, NV 89130; (Tel) 702-656-0555; (Web) www.tradeshowexperts.com.
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