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Projector Rentals

The rentals industry is huge. It was worth $4form of transparencies. With the advent of
billion in 2002 in the US. This industry istechnologies like DLP, electronic projections
comprised of rental of automotive such ashave  become  the  order  of  the  day.
passenger cars; commercial and industrial
equipment for industries such as mining andProjectors are used to project to data
construction; and consumer electronic goodsthrough slides, images through DVD,
such as video tapes. There were approximatelycomputers. They can be mounted on tabletop
7000 firms with a revenue growth of 20and from ceiling for good resolution. The
percent  in  the  period  1997-2002.accessories that come with projectors are
power cables, tripods, screens, carts and
The audio visual rental industry comes understands and monitors. The type of projectors
the General Rental Centers classification ofneeded for the occasion depend upon the
the US Economic Bureau. Industrial figuresnumber  of  audience,  hall size, resolution.
show that there are 144 firms with total
revenue of $76 million. The industry isAudio visual rental companies provide
characterized by uptown facilities locationsservices such as renting out, delivery to the
and a vast inventory of audio visualrequired place and total solutions such as
equipment.managing sound and video. They manage staging
and event operations in big events such as
Audio visual equipment consists of productstrade fairs, exhibitions, conferences and
that are used to transmit data, presentationsmeetings for corporations, small and medium
and video. Projectors are one of the productsbusinesses in hotels, and other locations.
in  the  portfolio of audio visual equipment.The rental rates depend upon the equipment
and the number of days. They are rented out
The earliest projectors were film based.daily, weekly and on a lease basis.
Later came projectors to transmit data in the



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