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Well done, display looks good and thank you for all your help. Customers have expressed their delight at being continually advised with up to date information on the sailing.
Bill Moger - Stena Line

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PolyComp Showroom in Andover

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PolyComp has recently been awarded with ISO9001 accreditation

LED screen breaks South African records

LED screen breaks South African records South African shoppers will soon be aware of the country's largest and highest resolution outdoor digital advertising screen.

The 40-metre LED display is set to be erected at the country's busiest shopping destination, Sandton City, Bizcommunity.com reports.

With 4.4 trillion colours, the screen promises to offer television and advertising with quality brightness and contrast levels even in full sunshine.

Advantages of this type of electronic display board are wide-ranging as they allow advertisers to reach consumers who may be driving, or walking past, in a unique way.

The screens can display animation as well as news and weather information, providing the ability to communicate special offers, promotions and pricing quickly and efficiently.

Polycomp manufactures a wide range of LED video boards for a vast array of advertising needs.


Thursday, 24th January 2008

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