Same space but twice the view.....

To the right, our standard dual post floor stand designed to be used with 2 plasma displays. The dual 2" chrome posts allow for  height adjustability with (average is 5 ft. in height center . Takes up the same space within your booth but you get twice the information and product views displayed.  Optional flat accessory shelf  installed above or below the display in a front or rear-facing mode for DVD player or laptop computer.
40, 42, and 50 inch only

Rent Dual Plasma Displays with Dual Pole Plasma Stand

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 84 Inch and 120 inch Plasma video wall displays
NEC has bundled four or nine displays and the required wall mount for a huge display area of nearly 3000 square inches! That is a lot of viewing power. Add impact by running one source over the entire 84" display to capture your audience's attention. The PlasmaSync 84VP4 has an outstanding image quality of 1706x960 native resolution and a viewing angle up to 160°  With the 84VP4's sophisticated timer/source programmability feature, the ability to control and customize your presentation is endless. With broad source compatibility from video to HD to RGB and the signal loop-out capability, sources can easily be looped from one monitor to the next for a customized presentation.  Ask about our new 10 x 6 foot (120.3 inch x 72 inch)  NEC plasma wall  using a total of nine (9) 42 inch plasma displays.  more info

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 42 Inch NEC or Panasonic With 1024 x 768 XGA resolution, Advanced AccuBlend Technology and a 3-2 pull down converter ensure the best possible brightness, contrast, color and image quality from any source. Realistic color reproduction via NEC's exclusive Capsulated Color Filter Technology is now enhanced by AccuCrimson, a filtration technology that produces the purest shade of red yet possible in a plasma display. VGA to UXGA in both 16:9 and 4:3 aspect ratios Dimensions 40.1"x 24"x3.5"

Rent 42 inch Panasonic Plasma Displays with HDMI
Take advantage of early discounts for your plasma rentals by making
reservations several months in advance....503 477 8972 to order  or email for a price quote
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 Hitachi 37 Inch Plasma Display  High-Resolution XGA: At 1024 x 768 pixels, XGA provides pictures nearly one and a half times as detailed as conventional VGA images. When viewed on the 's big 37" screen with .735 x .735 mm pixel pitch, the vivid, super-sharp XGA picture is simply breathtaking. Plus the is compatible with virtually any video or data source from PCs to DVDs, making it the ideal display solution for any corporate application from tradeshows and exhibits to presentations and training.  Plasma Mfg. Information  Model: CMP307XU
Display: 37",Resolution: 1024 x 768, true Aspect Ratio: 4:3
Screen Size: 22.2 x 29.6, Dimensions: 34.8 x 26.9 x 3.9

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 61 inch  NEC Plasma Display
16:9 Plasma Display TV with 1365 x 768 resolution. NEC sets a new benchmark for large screen size and outstanding image quality with the 61MP1, the first plasma monitor to break the 60" barrier. Its images are as beautiful as they are big!  Plasma Mfg. Information 
Brand: NEC Model: PX-61XM1A
Colors 16.7 million colors
Inputs (1)Video out,(2)Video,(3)Audio,(1)DVD1/HD1,(1)RGB2/DVD2/HD2,
Outputs (1)RGB1/RGB out,(1)DVI,(1)External control,(1)Remote in/out
Weight 134.2 lbs.  Dimensions 57.9"w x 34.6"h x 4.7"d

Cobra Plasma Stand

To the right, our standard dual post floor stand designed to be used with any of our flat or tilting PDM series plasma wall mounts in the horizontal or vertical display mode. The dual 2" chrome posts allow for  height adjustability with (average is 5.5 ft. in height. Optional flat accessory shelf  installed above or below the display in a front or rear-facing mode.
To the left, our fancy cobra display with shelf.

Dual Pole Plasma Stand

Side Speakers for LCD and plasma Displays
If you need sound with your video, consider adding a pair of powered speakers to your plasma rental. We carry many different types of speakers along with the factory side mounted audio system, this is sure to make your sound as perfect as your images. You can display computer images, video game consoles, live DV camera, and DVD/VCR feeds. The number of input feeds varies by make and model so be sure to enquire about which best fits your needs.

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• 1280 x 768 resolution allows for crisp text and precise images
• Virtually eliminates the potential for permanent image burn-in, contributing to optimal screen performance and longer monitor life
• XtraView® technology allows for wide-angle viewing
• PC and video
• Detachable speakers deliver an enhanced multimedia experience with amazing sound quality
• On Screen Manager (OSM®) puts you in complete control of display setting adjustments

Rent our new 24 inch, 32 inch, 40 inch 720p and 40 inch 1080p LCD HDTV

 The Great Technology War: LCD vs. DLP If you are new to the world of digital projectors, you won't have to shop around the market very long before discovering that "LCD" and "DLP" somehow refers to two different kinds of projectors. You might not even know what LCD and DLP are before asking the obvious question "which one is better?"
Want a really BIG SCREEN...then use a LCD/DLP projector and connect your computer or even an VHS player/recorder (used as a TV tuner) and project pictures or presentations up to 15 feet by 20 feet.  (can go larger)
Projector Models for rent. we rent both DLP and LCD Projectors

The top 5 reasons to go 1080p

Why all the hoopla about 1080p? Most early adopters saw no improvement from their "up-converting" DVD players, even after going digital with HDMI™. Why? Because all they were really seeing was enhanced 480p on a 1080i display. The early hype about 1080p made us think it was the next big thing. Is it? New HDTVs that are "full HD 1080p" are shipping now so let's take a look at the top 5 reasons to go 1080p.
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The truth about Plasma screen burn-in and gas recharging

Plasma screen TVs have had some bad publicity thanks to the ignorance of some salespeople at national retail stores. This page is dedicated to giving you the true facts about plasma burn, so you can make your own choice about buying a plasma TV screen.

About plasma screen pixel burn-in and dead pixels?
A lot of people worry about pixel burn-in when researching Plasma screen TVs. Screen burn-in is when an image stays on the screen for a long period of time, and appears to get permanently burned into the screen itself. Screen burn-in can potentially happen, when running a computer presentation that has fixed blocks of solid color.

However, for most plasma owners, screen burn-in will never be an issue, and you are much more likely to upgrade your Plasma TV before anything goes wrong. To put your mind at rest, most newer plasma TVs have a feature called white flash·that provides correction if screen burn-in ever occurs. There is also a calibration tool called PixelProtector that makes sure your plasma TV is always set up to combat screen burn.

Very occasionally LCD and plasma TVs suffer from dead pixels when a pixel is either always on (lit up when the screen is black, for example), or the pixel is always off (black when it should have color or be white). A few dead pixels here and there are not noticeable, and manufacturers normally state that a small percentage of dead pixels are allowed.

The best way to avoid any problems with dead pixels is buy a plasma screen made by a reputable manufacturer (such as Sony, Panasonic, NEC and Sharp), as the build quality of the plasma panels is higher you are less likely to have problems, and if you do, the screens will have a guarantee/warrantee enabling you to get the problem repaired or the screen exchanged.

Do you have to "re-gas" Plasma TV screens?
This is one of the most common, and the most wrong myths about Plasma TVs. All plasma screens are completely, permanently sealed when manufactured. Each individual pixel in a plasma panel is sealed, and therefore cannot, and does not ever require any refilling, or recharging.

Next time some salesperson tells you about "re-filling" the gas in a plasma TV, ask them how long it takes to manually insert three different types of gas into every single pixel in the screen.

Someone told me that Plasma TVs don't have a very long life-span, is this true?
If you buy your Plasma screen from a quality brand you will get a TV with a rated lifetime of around 30,000 hours. What this means is if you watch TV for five hours, every single day it will last over 16 years. I'm guessing that you'll be looking to replace your plasma TV long before that happens, and on average most people buy a new home TV every eight years anyway! The lifetime of a plasma TV is measured by something called it's "half life" (this is the industry term for the period of time it takes for the display to appear half as bright as the day it was first used). All different types of TV screens, including LCD lose their brightness over time, but because it's so gradual, it's practically impossible to notice.