Showing posts with label displays. Show all posts
Showing posts with label displays. Show all posts

Thursday, July 19, 2012

Electronics Manufacturing: Seoul, Korea VS China VS Japan VS Taiwan

We all know who the best mechanical manufacturers are in the world. This fact hasn't changed in about a hundred years. It's the Swiss.

But who are the most accurate, precise and cost effecting electronics manufacturers in the world now? Seoul Korea? Taiwan? Japan? China? You'd be surprised that it wasn't Huawei HTC or Sony that Apple asked to Manufacture major components of the first iPhone. It was LG -- after a fierce competition from Samsung.

It seems like in Asia, technological dominance changes hands every 10 years. Who's decade is it now? You tell me and why. I'd love to hear your opinions. Especially in the realm of GPS, Displays, and Battery Manufacturing.

Saturday, July 14, 2012

Trade Show Displays Are 20% Off For A Blog Posting!


Via: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k_Tjxf10pBY
Trade Shows are expensive. If you're an exhibitor, Trade Show Displays are very expensive by the time you add up design, hardware, shipping, and installation. 
For our loyal subscribers and Sparkah clients, we worked out a deal with Midland Trade Show Displays where you can take 20% off any of their exhibit and displays ranging from $1,000 to $10,000.
But wait, there's more (I always wanted to say that)! 
If you act now (that was even more fun), they will do your trade show exhibit design in 3D rendering for FREE.
To get your 20% Off, just email midlandblogging AT gmail DOT com your new blog post URL after you've blogged about it.
Yes, like anything, this is a limited quantity offer. You'll have to ask them how many more they have available. So hurry up and give them a short blog post on your blog and they'll give you 20% Off!

Wednesday, June 27, 2012

Brilliant Retail Displays: Korean Subway Sign

If you can't read Korean, which I'm betting you can't ... This is a brilliant execution of getting passerby to see your company name. It pulls from preexisting user behavior. Koreans are trained to look for metro signs like no other culture. By leveraging a preexisting visual trigger, this retail display does what viral videos (people love cute kittens and nostalgia like the back to the future flux capacitor date meme that's going around now) do in social media - it elicits a response.

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