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Well, if you have not heard yet or have not had the opportunity to read some of our other publications, now is your opportunity to learn about our new piece of technology that is changing the world of print as we know it!

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By Sean Donohue
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Well, if you have not heard yet or have not had the opportunity to read some of our other publications, now is your opportunity to learn about our new piece of technology that is changing the world of print as we know it!

This is the first issue of TechShop where you will be able to experience our new app AVI PLAY! Once you have downloaded the app and apply it to specific ads and articles throughout the magazine, it actually brings the printed piece to life. The technology known as Augmented Reality allows you the reader to unlock more content by using your smart device.

1. From your Apple or Android device, visit www.AVIplayApp.com to ­download AVI PLAY, or go to your app store and search AVI PLAY to download.

2. Open the AVI PLAY App once it’s downloaded and hold your device over this page to unlock a message from me, including some fascinating graphics that will appear on your device’s screen. 

Look for the AVI PLAY App logo and callouts identifying technical features and advertisements powered by AVI PLAY beginning with this issue, and every issue of TechShop moving forward.

It’s all about expanding the amount of relevant information for you with each issue of TechShop.

Share your thoughts by ­contacting me at 330-670-1234 ext. 206, or by e-mail at [email protected]. 

Enjoy!

Sean

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