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CoD installs high tech signs from Gaming Support

by Newsdesk

Tue 8 Dec 2009 at 16:00

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Netherlands-based Gaming Support has completed a resort-wide installation of its JackpotJunction XL/CastNET digital sign system at City of Dreams (CoD) in Macau.

Completion of the project was timed to coincide with the opening of Grand Hyatt Macau at CoD, an integrated gaming resort developed by Nasdaq-listed Melco Crown Entertainment Limited. Gaming Support describes JackpotJunction XL/CastNET as a ‘modular, server-based’ sign system.

“We are extremely proud to have successfully installed the JackpotJunction XL/CastNET digital signage system throughout such a landmark resort as City of Dreams,” stated Nick Hogan, Gaming Support’s Vice President of Sales and Business Development.

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