Confex : What an amazing show & a phenomenal response to our Giant iTab Smartphones

Nice to meet you at Confex

What an amazing show & a phenomenal response to our Giant iTab Smartphones. Some of you have already been in touch about hiring these for your events and we look forward to speaking with you all again shortly. Meanwhile, our Brochure and Contact Details  are below. Please take a moment to view the options & prices we discussed.

Mark Jones, Founder & MD


We were also delighted to be a chosen as a Confex 'Supporting Partner' by the organisers of the event, Mash Media, who used several of our 55" Giant iTabs as Interactive Wayfinders showcasing the Interactive Floorplans from 'Showplans' to help delegates search & find exhibitors and show activities to help them to get the most from the event.

                    

Giant iTab, Chester House, 81 Fulham High Street, London SW6 3JA.

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