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  • Mamiya America Corp.

    Products: Mamiya 7, 645, RZ65 and RB65 professional camera systems
    Number of displays: 400
    P-O-P company: Henschel-Steinau Inc., Englewood, N.J.
    Distribution: High-end camera stores nationwide
    Introduction: June 1998
    Duration: Permanent
    Construction: Brushed gun metal acrylic; atttached acrylic lettering; textured, vacuum-formed plastic insert
    This unit is unique because one outer shell and two interchangeable inserts accommodate a total of four cameras and eight lenses for Mamiya America Corp.
    Mamiya America Corp.
  • BayGen Power Countertop

    Product: Hand generated radio and lantern
    Number of displays: 2,500 of each
    P-O-P company: Medallion Associates, N.Y.
    Distribution: Sporting goods stores, mass merchants, specialty stores
    Introduction: April 1998
    Duration: Temporary
    Construction: Corrugated
    When BayGen Power USA launched its radio that operates without batteries or the use of electricity, the company knew its display had to demonstrate the process of hand winding.
    BayGen Power Countertop
  • Spree Prepaid Foncard Display

    Gage In-Store Marketing
    Sprint
    Comments: The purpose of this display was to stimulate impulse sales, enhance brand presence, and pay for itself within ninety days. The unit was unusual in that it effectively merchandised items that are typically kept under lock-and-key. This aspect helped increase retail placement. The display was also successful because it linked two well-known brands in the telecommunications industry, building consumer confidence.
    Spree Prepaid Foncard Display
  • Digitel Pager Counter Display

    Dimension Espacio S.A. De C.V.
    Enlaces Radiofonicos S.A. De C.V.
    Digitel Pager Counter Display
  • Toshiba of Canada Interactive Endcap

    Product: Notebook computers
    P-O-P company: Geron, Markham, Ontario
    Distribution: Computer City stores in Canada
    Introduction: June 1998
    Duration: Permanent
    Construction: Painted MDF, metal, foam PVC, poster frames, acrylic signage, fluorescent lighting
    This interactive endcap showcases Toshiba's notebook computers in a powerful way in Canada's Computer City stores.
    Toshiba of Canada Interactive Endcap
  • Sony Headphone Puzzle Display

    Design Display Group Inc.
    Sony Electronics Inc.
    Comments: By designing the individual wood bases to look and work as jigsaw puzzle pieces, the retailer can easily expand or shrink this display system.
    Sony Headphone Puzzle Display
  • It's Not Your Father's Stationery Store

    A Report on the Office Supply Channel
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