Take a look at the cool rear-projection film that can be laminated on glass and cut into any shape. Wow, think of the applications for your next conference, event or tradeshow. How could you use it?
Vikuiti Rear Projection Film from 3M
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We used this film several years back to project from inside a car onto the windows – super cool effect!
Midori
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That sounds totally cool! Very clever and creative. Thanks for sharing.