Driving the worldwide acceptance of high-speed networking over power lines, the HomePlug Powerline Alliance showcased HomePlug AV and 1.0-compliant products from HomePlug-member companies at the recent Consumer Electronics Show. The HomePlug digital living room exhibit included a security camera, audio, networked PC and gaming demonstrations by member companies such as Arkados, Gigagast, Intellon, Ncomputing and Sony. HomePlug Alliance member exhibits featured the new HomePlug AV technology, a standards-based connectivity solution that enables simultaneous high definition and standard definition video distribution VoIP, IPTV and data networking.
As Nimlok, a leading exhibit firm celebrates its 25th anniversary in 2006, Simon Perutz, President of Nimlok and Tim Perutz, Managing Director, Nimlok UK and Chairman, Euroservices, announced that the Company has reached an important milestone-selling $1 billion in exhibiting and display solutions over the past 25 years. Tim Perutz, said, “Nimlok’s International Network provides support services to clients around the world.The foundation of that Network is our team of 200 authorized distributor partners in 56 countries nationwide.”
Orbus Inc., has introduced The Coyote popup display system, featuring several unique advantages including its light weight and ease of use. Compared with complicated “snap in” channel bars and delicate locking/locating systems, the Coyote popup display system uses “Rare Earth Neo Magnets” on its channel bars and locking/location systems. Display systems are offered in different configurations from tabletops to 20' long displays. For more information, contact Orbus, Inc., 1745 North Kolmar Ave., Chicago, IL 60639; (Tel) 866-672-8715; (Web) www.orbusinc.com.
edisplays.biz offers this Fold-n-Go portable demonstration and promotion counter, constructed with high-impact polystyrene tops and bases. The unique, single piece body panel folds easily to pack flat and is suitable for branding with logos and graphics. For more information, contact at www.edisplays.biz.
ExpoSystems Canada offers The Matrix® exhibit system, which offers maximum impact with minimal assembly. It has fewer parts than similar systems. Despite its light weight, Matrix is sturdy. The frame is made of strong gauge aluminum and the metal channel bars are friction-hinged for safe handling. Matrix® also offers panels that are 22% larger than most comparable systems. For more information, contact, ExpoSystems Canada, 2161 Midland Ave., Scarborough, Ontario Canada M1P 4T3; (Tel) 416-291-2932; (Web) www.exposystems.com.
TPR Enterprises
Showstopper Exhibits has introduced The Supreme-Straight Wall Combo display, which is a combination booth. The Combo display takes a 10-foot straight wall and adds a 10-foot convex or concave display to create a 20-foot trade show exhibit. This combination creates a striking look and allows for many different booth configurations. For more information, contact Showstopper Exhibits, 7301 Boulders View Lane, Richmond, VA 23225; (Tel) 888-547-0377; (Web Site) www.showstopperexhibits.com.
Testrite Instrument Co. offers the Domino™ Frame System for table top exhibit applications. The Domino™ Frame System features aluminum alloy frames, which make it lightweight, yet, strong. The frame has a matte black finish, and features 360° fully rotating all metal hinges. It is offered in 3 sizes, 24” x 36”, 18”x 29” & 16”x 18”. All units accept graphics up to 1/4” thick. For more information, contact Testrite Instrument Co., 135 Monroe St., Newark, NJ 07105; (Tel) 888-873-2735; (Fax) 973-589-4196; (Web Site) www.testrite.com.
EZ Dock Inc. recently exhibited its first Floating Dock booth at the Spokane Boat Show. EZ Dock created a man-made 60ft. x 70ft lake inside of the Spokane Fair Expo Center. The lake, which held 60,000 gallons of water, was created to demonstrate the stability of the EZ Dock product. However, the most impressive component in the booth is the 8,400 lb. Hummer that is floating on the dock. “It’s easy to tell people what a great product you have, but until you have people use it, they really don’t get it,” said Sharon Wahrmund, Product Manager, EZ Dock.
Swingbox Licensing Group, LLC has introduced the lightweight Swingbox® PRO tabletop display. Its unique tuck-flap system allows for up to 10 sq. ft. of graphics. Made from corrugated material, the Swingbox PRO is laminated with Fibermark’s skivertex®, for a durable finish. The economical display weighs just 6 lbs. For more information, contact Swingbox, 33 Glen Terrace, Stamford, CT 06906; (Tel) 203-252-2421; (Web Site) www.tradeshowdisplaypro.com.
Outwater Plastics Industries Inc.
Mark Bric is introducing the Mark Bric MultiMaster,a new aluminum banner stand. Banners of all materials up to 9’ feet tall and 4’ wide can be displayed both single and double sided in a variety of positions, thanks to the telescoping pole system. For more information, contact Mark Bric Display Corp., 4740 Chudoba Parkway, Prince George VA 23875; (Tel) 800-742-6275 (Web) www.markbric.com.
Outwater Plastics Industries, offers the FOGA System, consisting of many different profiles and accessories, allowing for a wide range of interior construction projects such as displays, exhibits, and kiosks. FOGA’s advantage is its simplicity - many different extrusions but only one coupling and one assembly tool needed. For more information, contact Outwater Plastics Industries, 24 River Road, Bogota, NJ 07603; (Tel.) 800-631-8375; (Fax;) 800-888-3315; (Web) www.outwater.com.
A. Brothers Associates produces the Portable Exhibitor Chair for use at trade show exhibit booths. The Portable Exhibitor Chair comes in both director and theater heights, is constructed of tough powder coated aluminum and features an easy folding design. Color fabrics and screenprinting are also available. For more information, contact A. Brothers Associates, 123 E. Martin Street, Raleigh, NC 27601; (Tel) 919-834-3964, (Web Site) www.abrothers.com.
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