Business screen magazine (1946)

We've bken Qudio/visuals oul of Ihe dark ages. Remember where automotive transportation was before the Model T Ford came along? That's where audio/visual communication was. Until today. Until the RCS MODule System. A pocket-size cartridge that holds up to half an hour of K^olionStrip'" pictures and sound, together. With a format fit for every program. Plus a portable projector— with its own TV-size screen— that also provides wall-size images, operates completely automatically, or stops whenever you want it to. They add up to the most compact sound/film cartridge and projector you can find. Anywhere. Some of its features have existed for years, scattered among many different systems— so many, in fact that few people could afford to make full use ot audio/visuals. But we've put it all together. And we've done it so skillfully that we can sell it at halt the price of any comparable system. Any library of materials can be converted to our cartridge format. Already. RCS has gathered rights to the largest sound/ film library in the world. In business and industry, the RCS MODule System is usable for sales presentations, for displays in retail locations and at trade shows, for employee training and — ^ recruitment programs. In education, the low cost, efficiency and versatility ot our system make it ideal for individual use. for large group instruction in classrooms, for teaching crafts and hobbies, and for pre-school an i adult education in the home. A system every producer can proaiam for a system oveivonc can afford the res ,._ule system Our own little M RETENTION COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS. \ U C PCNNPlA^A NfM PORK N V WE TAKE THE MESSAGE TO THE MILLIONS Villi US nl Boolh BB At Iho ASTD Eillibltion 12 BUSINESS SCREE