Alphavision provided professional equipment for the projection of the latest WIND advertising campaign.

The well known telecommunication company projected campain messages on the building of Olympion, right at the center of Thessaloniki, every night for a duration of a month, 28/01 - 28/02

C-nario and Christie Join forces to Showcase Innovative Digital Signage Technology at Integrated Systems Europe 2010

photo  from Dailydooh

C-nario, a global provider of digital signage software solutions, and Christie, global leader in visual for business, entertainment and industry, announced a strategic marketing alliance to showcase unique and exciting digital signage solutions, based on C-nario's digital signage platform and Christie's new MicroTiles digital display technology.

Christie MicroTiles are modular digital display tiles that can be stacked and clustered like building blocks to create display walls of any shape or scale, using an entirely new, advanced optical design that produces unparalleled levels of brightness, contrast and color reproduction.

C-nario's platform was demonstrated at ISE on Christie's SkyScraper, an irregular shape display wall, consisting of 14 MicroTiles. The content included wayfinding in New York City, including various videos and stills images of New York.

More about C-nario here

More about Christie's MicroTiles here

Alphavision provided technical suport for the Christmas concert on Wednesday 23th of December that took place at the Organisation of Thessaloniki Concert Hall.

Once again Alphavision provided technical support for the annual wine and spirits fair "HARTIS TON GEFSEON 2009", organised by WINE PLUS.

The 7th anniversary of the event took place in Thessaloniki for two days, 12-13th of  December and it was embrassed both by exhibitors and by the people of Thessaloniki and visitors from all over Greece.

Christie projectors played a key role in the celebration of the 50th anniversary of Thessaloniki International Film Festival as the OLYMPION’s building in the center of the city was turned into a screen display for the new project of URBAN SCREEN.