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Sales promotion vehicle for demonstrating mobile electronic accessories

  • US 5,261,824 A
  • Filed: 01/13/1992
  • Issued: 11/16/1993
  • Est. Priority Date: 01/13/1992
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. A portable sales promotion apparatus, operable for in situ comparative demonstrations of competitive electronic systems within a potential customer'"'"'s mobile vehicle, wherein said portable sales promotion apparatus comprises:

  • a) a first modular deck selector for control of a first electronic system in response to operation by an occupant from within a passenger area of said customer'"'"'s mobile vehicle;

    b) a second modular deck selector for control of a second competing electronic system in response to contemporary operation by said occupant from within said customer'"'"'s mobile vehicle passenger area;

    c) at least one first competing electronic output device for delivery of information of interest and value to said occupant from said first electronic system, said first electronic output devices having been temporarily placed at preferred locations within said customer'"'"'s mobile vehicle passenger area;

    d) at least one second competing electronic output device for delivery of information of equivalent interest and value to said occupant from said competing second electronic system, said second competing electronic output devices having been temporarily placed at said preferred locations within said customer'"'"'s mobile vehicle passenger area for comparative evaluation;

    e) an electrical power supply for activating and operating said competitive electronic systems during said in situ demonstrations independently of any electrical power system of said customer'"'"'s mobile vehicle.f) a demonstration vehicle for use by an attending salesperson for transporting said competitive electronic systems, from a stockroom of supplies maintained for sales, to an outside parking place of said customer'"'"'s vehicle and for said comparative demonstrations of said competitive electronic systems;

    g) means for supplying said demonstration vehicle with a source of energy for said independent electrical power supply; and

    h) means, operable during said in situ demonstrations, for demonstrating the comparative performances of said competitive electronic systems.

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