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D3 made Walgreens a first of its kind display—actually 29 displays—in a variety of shapes, sizes and resolutions choreographed and controlled through one centrally located, high-powered, custom-designed, media operating system. The 29 displays feature 12 million LEDs, linked together with 16 miles of electrical cable, and held together by nearly half a million nuts and bolts.
The 30-story tall twin diagonal "slash" spectaculars grab viewers' attention from across the street as well as across town with unique viewing angles and seamless streaming content.


—— Wednesday, May 27, 2009

"The Walgreens location sits at the exact heart of the Crossroads of the World. To ensure passersby notice the store, the company has covered the building’s sides and back with 17,000 sq. ft. of LED videoscreens." —Signweb
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—— Friday, December 05, 2008

"A lofty 15 feet off the ground and 340 feet into the air, in luminous Times Square, the Walgreens company proudly makes its mark with a new multi-media screen display that will be seen by an estimated 1.6 million passers-by every day." —Pharmacy Choice
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