MONTREAL – Impact Video is stocking up on Astrovision LED displays from Panasonic Canada Inc., for use at sporting and entertainment venues in North America. The new 12 mm surface-mount LED displays purchased by Impact will be used in a number of different modular formats and also includes an 18 by 24 foot LED screen mounted on a mobile truck as an addition to the company's fleet of Illuminator truck mounted LED Screens.
Those mobile screens have appeared at the Ottawa Blues Festival, New Year's Eve events outside of Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, the FIS Men's and Women's World Cup Ski races in Lake Louise, Alberta, the Brazilian Day Concert in New York, the Olympic Torch relay Kick-off in Victoria, BC and at promotional events for the Lebron James documentary, "More Than A Game," in Washington and Los Angeles.
"Panasonic is a worldwide leader in LED technology, and the technology we have purchased provides Impact's customer base with access to the highest image quality available on the market," said Jeffery Isenberg, VP sales and marketing, Impact Video. "Our customers have been blown away by the outstanding image quality of these displays."
Panasonic LED large screen video boards feature brightness levels of up to 5,000 cd/m², allowing for viewing in broad daylight, including direct sunlight.
"We are very pleased Impact Video selected Panasonic's state-of-the-art large screen LED displays to be part of their rental program," said Terry Horbatiuk, national sales manager of Panasonic Canada's professional imaging and display systems division. "Thanks to Impact, sports fans and concert goers across North America will enjoy outstanding world-class viewing and entertainment experiences".
For more information, please visit www.panasonic.ca and www.impactav.com.
