Too often lost in all the celebrity-fawning coverage of the movie studios' presentations and product reels at CinemaCon--and sadly too often ignored outright by the media--is the true centerpiece of the convention, the trade show. Spread across three levels in the ballroom/convention space at Caesars Palace, this not only meant more space for more exhibitors and bigger displays, but also some no-brainer organization: the high-tech companies were given more generous amounts of square footage to peddle their wares in the Augustus Ballroom, while the smaller booths for food and beverage companies, upholstery services, and that ilk were in the Forum Ballroom, with companies seeking more intimate space were in separate, smaller, dedicated suites on yet another level.
First, a look at the major tech displays in the Augustus Ballroom...
the more popular refreshment offerings on this floor.
a dairy beverage that does not need refrigeration
in its rather clever and innovative
"Frost Flow" aluminum bottle packaging.
who have booked some appearances/signings by celebrities,
such as Diary of a Wimpy Kid star Zachary Gordon.
Case in point, the motion seat experience that is D-Box.
are self-explanatory...
whose X4D/5D offers not only motion seats,
but additional enhancements such as wind and water blasts (!).
Look3D eyewear has you covered...
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