Forecast Consoles introduces new furniture for graphics, multimedia

Dec 20, 2004 8:00 AM, Beyond The Headlines e-newsletter

    



Forecast’s redesigned GC1 console is the newest member of the company’s Imagemaster range.

Forecast Consoles, a manufacturer of technical furniture for the broadcast industry, has introduced a new console optimized for graphics and multimedia post production.

The redesigned GC1 is the newest member of the company’s Imagemaster range. It offers a compact solution for space-conscious areas.

The console’s overall dimensions are 74.25in x 42in . The countertop measures 28.25in x 18.25in with a 32.5in high monitor bridge.

The console offers deep counters and accessible counter bays. The desktop has sufficient space for a full-size digitizing tablet.

For more information, visit www.forecast-consoles.com.

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