More than 200 professionals participate in the Panasonic Visual Experience Roadshow as it passes through Spain

Barcelona, Madrid, Bilbao, Seville and Alicante have been the five stops in Spain of the Panasonic Visual Experience Roadshow, the European tour that the Japanese firm is carrying out in various cities to show the company's latest news on screens, projectors and interactive whiteboards, and that in its five sessions in our country it has brought together more than 200 audiovisual sector professionals.

More than 200 professionals from the audiovisual sector have participated in the five sessions organized in Spain of the Panasonic Visual Experience, the roadshow in which the Japanese multinational, with the support of Earpro y Crambo Visuals, has presented its new products 2012 on screens, projectors, interactive whiteboards, broadcast and videoconferencing.

In Barcelona (8 of may), Bilbao (17 of may), Sevilla (22 of may) and Alicante (24 of may), Earpro enriched the sessions even more, adding to the classic open days some morning seminars for its clients developed especially for the event. Panasonic Specialists, in conjunction with Earpro's Visual Media Division Manager, Christian Orcin, They shared with the attendees technical and commercial aspects of the projector and monitor line-ups..

In the same way, in the Madrid session (10 of may) It was Crambo Visuales that was in charge of offering an exclusive morning pass for its clients, who were able to see first-hand the projection systems and high-end displays, portable projectors, mid-range entry facilities, as well as multipurpose equipment for broadcast, with the support of specialists for each Panasonic product.

New TH-65PB1 interactive plasma display

Open days were held in the afternoon., in which demonstrations of the wide range of products offered by the Japanese firm were offered. The great novelty of this roadshow has been the TH-65PB1 interactive plasma display, of 65 inches, that incorporates wireless connectivity and Panasonic pixel-by-pixel technology, which allows displaying the native font without size variation. Another new feature was the PT-DZ21K projector., the model of 20.000 most compact and lightest lumens on the market.

The TH-103VX monitors also caught the attention of attendees., 103”, y TH-65VX300 3D, 65”; interactive whiteboards, especially the UB-T880W model, which allows up to three people to write at the same time; and video conferencing systems (VC300 y VC600) for its ease of use and the range of projects it can solve.

After leaving Stockholm last 11 April, Panasonic's European tour has already passed through Paris, Barcelona, Madrid, Bilbao, Milan, Roma, Seville and Alicante, and will also stop in Copenhagen (7 June) of Aarhus (12 June), to finish in Oslo (19 June).