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  • Blaster and Jumpstart Products Display

    Client: Havas Interactive, Torrance, Calif.
    Products Promoted: Complete Blaster line and Jumpstart line of educational software
    Objective: The displays position Blaster and Jumpstart products as high-quality software titles. The brand message is strong because the entire lines are merchandised on both sides of the displays.
    Construction/Materials: 120-gauge styrene, distortion printing, metal-reinforced posts
    P-O-P Company: Justman Packaging, Commerce, Calif.
    Blaster and Jumpstart Products Display
  • Stanley Secure Code/Transmitter Display

    Client: H. Reitman & Co., Northbrook, Ill.
    Products Promoted: Stanley Secure Code/Transmitter
    Objective: Through the use of Dick Tracy, a well-known comic strip character renowned for fighting crime with high-tech gadgets, the objective was to increase awareness of the product. The display was created for home centers, mass merchants, discount merchants and hardware store chains.
    Introduction: May 1998
    Stanley Secure Code/Transmitter Display
  • Maximum P-O-P Power: A Profile of Rayovac Corp.

    Rayovac gets charged at retail with permanent display centers and secondary placements
  • Pocketalk Display

    Client: CONXUS, Greenville, S.C.
    Products Promoted: Pocketalk, a paging/answering service
    Objective: The display demonstrates the new paging technology that delivers messages, via a pocket pager, in the caller's own voice. The voice box plays three different messages to avoid repetition.
    Introduction: November 1998
    Construction/Materials: Clear acrylic, four-color process that is die cut to shape, consumer-activated voice box, dummy pager on retractable tether
    P-O-P Company: Visual Marketing Inc., Chicago
    Pocketalk Display
  • Microsoft Mouse Line

    Client: Microsoft Corp., Redmond, Wash.
    Products Promoted: Microsoft Mouse line
    Objective: The display system is part of a marketing strategy designed to increase line awareness. The modules have glass-look shelves and changeable graphics for flexibility.
    Introduction: September 1998
    Construction/Materials: Injection-molded styrene, extruded styrene, die-cut vinyl
    P-O-P Company: Schutz International, Morton Grove, Ill.
    Microsoft Mouse Line
  • Sony Mobile Communications-America

    Products: Sony phones, multiple carriers' phone service
    Number of displays: 500
    P-O-P companies: Thomson-Leeds Company Inc. (design and construction), New York; Ervin Montague Design (insert design), Pasadena, Calif.
    Distribution: Carrier-direct stores and indirect sales channels such as electronic retailers
    Introduction: April 1999
    Duration: Permanent
    Construction: Acrylic, vacuum-formed styrene with metal substructure, plastic and four-color litho
    Display set-up: Retail staff
    Sony Mobile Communications-America
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