Hey, I gotta figure you've already seen this episode of The Dukes of Hazzard so hit pause (I know you bought the 1st season on  DVD) and listen up.

VR's newest toy comes from Draper and can bring a life size Daisy Duke into your next meeting. It's a 9' x 12' rear projection screen with dress kit. Light and sleek, it comes in 2 rolling cases and sets up in minutes.

And speaking of rolling (No Cheech, not that kind) VR has acquired it's second rolling Kata tripod bag with removable trolley. Brad had developed a twitch a while back when we only ordered one so I knew it was just a matter of time. So stop injecting steroids and human growth hormones cause now 2 of you lucky Hercs can push or pull tripods to the kids next birthday bowling party. As an added side bonus you won't have to lie to the Grand Jury anymore.

And if that isn't enough, here's more. For those of you Einsteins who thought Kino Flo was a progressive betting game in Vegas, NO. VR's newest light kit comes from Kino Flo Inc. in the form of a 3 Light interview kit. People in the know tell me these suckers throw light softer then Ahmad Rashad's questions to Michael Jordan. I don't know, they look like a lot of flourescent tubes to me.

Here's the real winner though. VR has taken delivery of 2 Sharp LC-20S1U-B 20" LCD monitors. What's so special you ask? These Sharpies have a "Flip" feature which enables you to flip the input video 180 degrees. Practical application? Becomes a great teleprompter monitor. It also comes in handy when your newest acquaintance scrawls their phone # on your forehead and there's not a mirror to be found. You'll get it on the drive home.

As usual feel free to ask any questions and as usual I'll continue to test the functionality of the delete key.
Seeeeeeeeee Ya.

Tags: Draper, teleprompter, projection, Kino Flo, 5600K, 3200K