Ravens Training Facility Equipped with Panasonic Plasmas

The NFL Raven's new training facility in Owings Mill, Md. was recently outfitted with 100 high-contrast Panasonic widescreen plasma displays. Ravens video coordinator, Jon Dube, said the engineering staff has control over four channels at the facility, comparing it to a mini-TV station. The Baltimore-based team

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Publish date:: May 26, 2005
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The NFL Raven's new training facility in Owings Mill, Md. was recently outfitted with 100 high-contrast Panasonic widescreen plasma displays.

Ravens video coordinator, Jon Dube, said the engineering staff has control over four channels at the facility, comparing it to a mini-TV station.

The Baltimore-based team has 50- 42- and 37-inch models throughout the offices, in the cardio areas of the weigh room and in the player's lounge.

Forty-six of the 42-inch plasmas were installed in scouting offices for viewing football footage, and in the dining and waiting areas. Forty-two 37-inch plasmas were installed in the general office areas.

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Widescreen plasma displays located thorough out the facility

The new training facility for the NFL team features 100 wide-screen Panasonic plasmas

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The purchase includes 37-, 42-and 52in models.

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