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Booth Tech Kits: Lead Capture iPads, Screens, and Charging
iPads for lead capture, a monitor on a stand, and a charging station, packed as one kit for your booth and delivered for move-in.
Booth TVs, Monitors, and Video Walls
TVs and commercial displays on floor stands or truss mounts, and LCD video walls, sized so your message reads from the aisle.
Registration, Check-In, and Badge Printing
Check-in stations, self-service kiosks, and badge printers for the front door of your show, with spares and support for the first morning rush.
Touchscreen Kiosks for Booths and Shows
Freestanding touchscreen kiosks for product demos, surveys and lead forms, wayfinding, and self check-in, ready for your content.
Show Wi-Fi, Hotspots, and Connectivity
Cellular hotspots, routers, and network gear for show offices, hotel suites, off-site events, and booths where the venue and show allow them.
Show Office and Breakout Room Technology
Laptops, printers and copiers, projectors and screens, and two-way radios for show offices, speaker ready rooms, and breakout sessions.
Convention centers
America's Center Convention Complex
A 2.2 million square foot downtown St. Louis complex with 574,000 square feet of contiguous exhibit space, the Dome, and a newly added 72,000-square-foot hall.
Anaheim Convention Center
Over 1 million square feet of exhibit space in the Anaheim Resort district, home to The NAMM Show and Natural Products Expo West.
Baird Center
Milwaukee's downtown convention center, formerly the Wisconsin Center, with 300,000 contiguous square feet of exhibition space and a 2024 expansion.
Caribe Royale Orlando
An all-suite resort near Walt Disney World with ballroom exhibit space, a segmented exhibitor network, and an on-site UPS Store and FedEx Office.
Charlotte Convention Center
Uptown Charlotte's convention center, with 280,000 square feet of contiguous exhibit space, a bridge to the Westin, and a light rail station next door.
Colorado Convention Center
Denver's downtown convention center, with 576,700 contiguous square feet of exhibit and event space, in-house utilities, and Smart City Networks as the exclusive internet provider.
David L. Lawrence Convention Center
Riverfront Pittsburgh center with 313,400 square feet of exhibit space on two levels and a skywalk to the Westin.
DeVos Place
Grand Rapids' riverfront convention center, with a 162,000-square-foot column-free exhibit hall and skywalks to downtown hotels.
First Financial Center
Cincinnati's convention center, reopened in January 2026 after renovation and renamed in February 2026, with 195,000 square feet of continuous exhibit space.
George R. Brown Convention Center
Downtown Houston center with 547,730 square feet in Halls A-E, skybridges to two hotels, and GRB Houston South scheduled for 2028.
Georgia World Congress Center
Downtown Atlanta's three-building campus beside Centennial Olympic Park, with Edlen electrical, CCLD Networks internet, and 72 loading docks.
Greater Columbus Convention Center
Columbus's North High Street convention center, with 373,000 square feet of contiguous exhibit space, Ohio's largest ballroom, and sky bridges to five hotels.
Greater Fort Lauderdale / Broward County Convention Center
A newly expanded waterfront convention center on the Intracoastal by Port Everglades, where personal hotspots are banned and electrical is exclusive to Edlen.
Henry B. González Convention Center
Riverside convention center in San Antonio's Hemisfair district with about 514,000 square feet of contiguous exhibit space.
Indiana Convention Center
Downtown Indianapolis convention center with 566,600 square feet of contiguous exhibit space, a walkway to Lucas Oil Stadium, and strict rules against exhibitor wireless equipment.
Jacob K. Javits Convention Center
Manhattan's Hudson Yards convention center, with in-house electricians who install booth monitors, a Wi-Fi 7 network, and an on-site truck marshaling facility.
Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Dallas
Downtown Dallas convention center operating in Halls A, B and C during a rebuild planned to finish in 2030, next to the Omni Dallas Hotel.
Las Vegas Convention Center
Four halls on a roughly 200-acre campus east of the Strip, with Cox Business as the exclusive telecom provider and booth power ordered through each show's contractor.
Los Angeles Convention Center
Two-building downtown complex in the L.A. Live district with 720,000 square feet of exhibit space and an expansion under construction.
Mandalay Bay Convention Center
A 2.1 million square foot convention center inside the Mandalay Bay resort on the south Strip, with in-house internet and an exclusive electrical vendor.
McCormick Place
Chicago's four-building lakefront campus with 2.6 million square feet of exhibit halls, in-house internet, and electrical through each show's contractor.
Miami Beach Convention Center
A renovated single-building venue in Miami Beach's City Center with a contiguous four-hall exhibit floor, Smart City internet, and tight dock capacity.
Music City Center
Nashville's downtown convention center, with 353,143 square feet across Exhibit Halls A-D and in-house electrical and technology services.
New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center
Riverfront New Orleans center with 1.1 million square feet of exhibit space on a single long level, within walking distance of the French Quarter.
Oklahoma City Convention Center
Oklahoma City's convention center, opened in 2021 facing Scissortail Park, with a 200,730-square-foot exhibit hall that divides into four halls.
Orange County Convention Center
Orlando's two-building campus on International Drive, with in-house electrical, Smart City internet, and more than two million square feet of exhibit space.
Pennsylvania Convention Center
Center City Philadelphia venue with 679,000 square feet across seven exhibit halls, connected to two hotels next to Reading Terminal Market.
Phoenix Convention Center
A three-building downtown Phoenix campus with 502,500 square feet of exhibition halls in the North and West buildings, served by separate docks on two levels.
San Diego Convention Center
Waterfront exhibit halls on Harbor Drive with more than half a million square feet of contiguous space, home to Comic-Con International.
The Moscone Center
Three buildings in San Francisco's SoMa district with an in-house internet provider, a strict access point ban, and electrical through each show's contractor.
The Venetian Expo
The former Sands Expo behind The Venetian Resort, with wired-only booth internet, in-house electrical, and over a million square feet across Halls A-D and G.
Thomas M. Menino Convention & Exhibition Center
South Boston Seaport venue, formerly the BCEC, with 516,000 square feet of contiguous exhibit space and 62 loading bays.
Walter E. Washington Convention Center
Events DC's 2.3 million square foot downtown venue with 703,000 square feet of exhibit space and a Metro station that opens into the building.
Convention centers by state
Arizona
Exhibitor notes and booth technology for Phoenix Convention Center.
California
Exhibitor notes and booth technology for Anaheim Convention Center, Los Angeles Convention Center, San Diego Convention Center and Moscone Center.
Colorado
Exhibitor notes and booth technology for Colorado Convention Center.
District of Columbia
Exhibitor notes and booth technology for Walter E. Washington Center.
Florida
Exhibitor notes and booth technology for Caribe Royale, Broward County Convention Center, Miami Beach Convention Center and Orange County Convention Center.
Georgia
Exhibitor notes and booth technology for Georgia World Congress Center.
Illinois
Exhibitor notes and booth technology for McCormick Place.
Indiana
Exhibitor notes and booth technology for Indiana Convention Center.
Louisiana
Exhibitor notes and booth technology for Morial Convention Center.
Massachusetts
Exhibitor notes and booth technology for Menino Convention Center.
Michigan
Exhibitor notes and booth technology for DeVos Place.
Missouri
Exhibitor notes and booth technology for America's Center.
Nevada
Exhibitor notes and booth technology for Las Vegas Convention Center, Mandalay Bay Convention Center and Venetian Expo.
New York
Exhibitor notes and booth technology for Javits Center.
North Carolina
Exhibitor notes and booth technology for Charlotte Convention Center.
Ohio
Exhibitor notes and booth technology for First Financial Center and Columbus Convention Center.
Oklahoma
Exhibitor notes and booth technology for Oklahoma City Convention Center.
Pennsylvania
Exhibitor notes and booth technology for David L. Lawrence Center and Pennsylvania Convention Center.
Tennessee
Exhibitor notes and booth technology for Music City Center.
Texas
Exhibitor notes and booth technology for George R. Brown Center, Henry B. González Center and Kay Bailey Hutchison Center.
Wisconsin
Exhibitor notes and booth technology for Baird Center.
Guides
Trade Show Booth Technology Checklist by Booth Size
An item-by-item list of the screens, lead capture devices, charging, connectivity, cables, and spares a booth needs, sized for 10x10 through island booths.
Exhibitor Timeline: What to Order and When
A step-by-step timeline from booking your booth to returning rentals, with the show deadlines that affect technology orders.
Lead Retrieval at Trade Shows: Apps, iPads, and Setup
How badge scanning works, how many iPads to plan, which stands and enclosures fit, and how to test lead capture before the show opens.
How Booth Power and Internet Work at Convention Centers
Who provides booth power and internet, how to estimate watts, where to place outlets, and when to choose wired, venue Wi-Fi, or a hotspot.
Shipping to a Convention Center: Advance Warehouse or Direct
How advance warehouse and direct-to-show-site shipping work, what material handling covers, and how to plan outbound freight at move-out.
Booth TV and Display Size Guide for Trade Show Exhibitors
How to choose booth screen size by booth size and viewing distance, how high to mount it, and when a 2x2 video wall makes sense.
Planning Show Registration and Badge Printing
How to size registration stations for peak arrival, choose kiosks or staffed counters, plan badge printers and spares, and set up the network.
Show Wi-Fi Rules: Hotspots, Venue Internet, and Exclusives
Why show floors limit hotspots and access points, what the typical rules look like, what to order instead, and where a hotspot still makes sense.
Exhibitor-Appointed Contractors (EAC): What Exhibitors Need to Know
What an exhibitor-appointed contractor is, why shows require registration, the typical forms and insurance, and how it applies to rental deliveries.
