Business Screen Magazine (1965-1966)

Kxtcnxion tluirt onii^ mi Coiifi niicf Ci iilcr la.sd sintplifij ii.\ii<il roiujxiri. IllCftllli'S. Mulli-Purpose "Conference Center" Housed in One Cabinet VTears of experience, first attained in using -^ visual presentation tools in a large company and later put to work in the creation and manufacture of portable easels and other visual presentation devices, have endowed the Oravisual Company of St. Petersburg, Florida with considerable know-how about the needs of business in this specialized field. The result of this experience has culminated in the introduction of a really good new idea; Oravisual's compact, all-purpose "Conference Center" for meeting rooms and executive office use. Within one two-door wood cabinet, measuring 56 inches by 48 inches (and just six and one-half inches deep). Oravisuul has put 12 varied and useful visual tools. First of all, there's an adjustable projection screen, which eliminates "keystoning" and is concealed in a hinged case at the base of the cabinet. This 52 by 52-inch screen is designed to be pulled up, hooked onto a swing-out projection bar and can be tilt-adjusted to any desired projection angle. This adjustable feature assures a perfectly square projected image, regardless of the location of overhead, motion picture or slide projectors. A pull-out flipchart easel is built into the Conference Center cabinet. It pulls out and lliis "Product hlca of the Mum h a Versatile New Presentation tn With Choice of 12 Useful Visual ^gd locks 23 inches away from the wall, peiigj Hip charts or large paper pad sheetso turned over when desired. The easel hicompany's large 45 x 35'/2-inch pai This steel easel panel was also dcsignoio used as a magnetic chalkboard. Magij place thumbtacks when it's used as a itjk bulletin board or it can be combined witj* pads (the magnets adhere through « thicknesses of paper ) . "Majjicpancls" for Pliulo or Product Diki A feature of the Center cabinet arc m 0 visual "Magicpanels" located on the hb each cabinet door. They were made b\ n pri)cess in which Velcro fabric is inia a cork and can be used in two ways: (1 o| up literature and pictures with ordinary un tacks, or (2) to display large, heavy i»mensional objects. Product items wc to several pounds apiece can be disp simply attaching a small piece of Vc!. tape to the back of the item. There are other visual aids; two c r arms help to provide for review and . Conference Center ha.s 12 \isual tools uilhiii a Frojeclioii screen can be instanthj adjusted to "Magicpanels" can be u.sed ((-v hiillii. compact icall cabinet, including the projection untj desired projection angle to eliminate "key or for dramatic three-dinwusionai di-a, screen, a wall easel, magnetic clwlkhoard, and stoning" of projected image. It is an inte which even large, odd-shaped object^ "Magicpanels" for pinups or product displays, gral pail of the compact Conference Center, \ercral pounds can he instantly atlarl A concealed ii..i|> case al tojt of ih, cabiml wdl The ea.sci panel pulLs out and iiuks into posi Slcel clialkboarcl pane/ can also he U! hold standard maps up to 50" in width. Maps lion 2.3 inches away from the wall, allowing vuignetie "whiteboard" with .sinall ma rest against the clo.ied easel panel so they can flip charts or paper pad sheets to be turmd hering to panel through several sheet, be eatily inscribed with a handy grease pencil. rehen desired . . . one of the Center's best features, per magnets can al\o be outlined with 58 BUSINESS SCRGEP