In keeping with its mission to provide a lasting impression to visitors, the museum is using state-of-the-art video wall technology to literally put visitors face-to-face with the action. The project included a 250 square foot video wall to showcase life-like race footage.

In an ongoing effort to provide an engaging and ever-changing art gallery and museum experience, the Portland Art Museum has installed Planar products throughout the facility.

Raymond James Stadium has been one of the most active and vibrant sports and entertainment venues in the US. The nearly 66,000-seat stadium is home to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers of the National Football League, host site of the NFL's annual Outback Bowl, home field for the University of South Florida Bulls, and a popular setting for numerous special events.

Planar partner ANC Sports Enterprises, a leading sports signage and marketing company specializing in team services, implemented the first-ever courtside digital press table used in the National Basketball Association with the Portland Trail Blazers.

Jones Apparel Group is one of the world's leading retail fashion companies, known for its highquality, high-style apparel, accessories and footwear for women. In addition to its Jones New York line of products, the company sells more than 40 of the largest and most influential lifestyle brands.

The Canadian communications provider uses Planar Multi-Touch Widescreen displays to create a compelling in-store retail experience at multiple locations.

Installed in the museum’s main lobby, the Brainstorm exhibit features two 46” Planar EP-Series Touch displays built into side-by-side kiosks that can easily be used by multiple people at the same time.

If all goes as the visionaries of Pacific University's latest EyeClinic location predict, almost every aspect of optometric care and retail service that they provide could soon be based on touch screen technology.

The Hotel de Luxe, a Provenance Hotels property, is a tribute to the Golden Era of Hollywood film-making, with design and detailing based on the architectural and decorative arts from the 1930s through the 1950s. To the hotel's owners, LCD video wall display technology represented a unique means of showcasing the hotel's style and brand, while creating a distinctive and memorable experience for guests and visitors.

P.J. Clarke's in the Forum Shops at Caesar's Palace marries the tradition and style of its Manhattan forbearer with 21st century technology and convenience. The Clarity™ Matrix LCD Video Wall System adds to the famlily-friendly approach of the establishment.