Apple is regarded as one of the best presenters because they deliver a compelling story. They don’t have dumb luck, though. Apple pays attention to every single detail. They understand that their lighting, visuals, sound, and projections all have to be spot on. Apple spends...
Do you need to make a big impact at your next trade show, convention or exhibition? Then rent a video wall to maximize engagement for your audience! Going to trade shows or events with the same bland booth back drop is boring and the same as...
Do you have an exhibition coming up soon and unsure of what you should bring or do before it for your AV setup? Well, help is at hand. The following is the definitive audio visual checklist of what you should consider to make sure your...
If you are planning an event with an audio visual element to it, you realise pretty quickly that an extra pair of ‘safe hands’ wouldn’t go a miss. Someone to run the video, make sure the projector is working, adjust the sound, check the batteries...
Touch-screens are engaging and bring your digital content to the next level. Screens can work on your behalf gathering information from potential customers at trade show booths or expos. This is great, but when it's time for your interactive touch-screen rental which one should you...
Digital projectors, data projectors, beamers, multimedia projectors, whatever you call them - they have come a long way since their introduction in the mid 90’s. Whilst technology has moved along and image quality has been transformed, the same basic principles still apply when choosing a...
Have you ever been told to hire a PA system, book some sound, organise a Tannoy, arrange some mics, get a sound system, record a podcast...
Large screen monitor rentals are perfect for tradeshows, exhibitions, displays and presentations when you need a clean, crisp image in any location. Flat screens provide you with the facility to locate HD images anywhere without any of the limitations traditionally associated with projection displays. This means no...
Traditionally we have connected computers to display devices using VGA (15pin D-type) connectors. Audio, if required, was connected through RCA phono or 3.5mm mini-jack. This is still very common and indeed many laptops/notebooks currently only provide this option. Over the years, image resolution has been...