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AV Planners installs digital display kiosks at Statue of Liberty
July 8, 2009
LOS ANGELES — AV Planners has announced its installation of digital display kiosks on the grounds of the Statue of Liberty. The monument now features Samsung 460DRn-A displays that contain a 46-inch diagonal LCD screen, designed to withstand the elements. The displays, as well as distribution and playback hardware, are incased in glass and carbon fiber housings.
"National parks and monuments are a market that AV Planners is excited to be entering into," said Craig Heiman, president of AV Planners. "We are proud to be part of the new phase of this monuments history."
The Statue of Liberty's crown was recently reopened to visitors for the first time since Sept. 11, 2001.
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