Portable multimedia marketing system

DETAILED DESCRIPTION The inventive portable multimedia marketing system for playing prerecorded materials for marketing presentations includes a portable carrying case for carrying the various components as a single self-contained unit.
A portable audio and video playback device is removably mounted within the case and is used for playing the prerecorded presentations.
A first video monitor is also removably mounted within the case and is used by the person to which the presentation is being made so that he or she may view the video portion of the presentation.
A second video monitor preferably provided as a part of a combined unit comprising a video monitor and the audio and video playback device is used by the presenter in monitoring and controlling the prerecorded presentation.
A pair of loudspeakers are also provided in the carrying case.
While these speakers may be removed if desired, they are designed to be capable of being used while remaining in the case.
This assures greater portability of the system and makes the setup of the system simpler and faster than if the speakers were required to be removed for use.
In another embodiment a pair of speakers are built into the case rather than being removable stand alone units.
In the preferred embodiment the case also includes a jack panel containing a plurality of jacks so that additional audio and video devices can be connected to the system.
Alteration of the video and audio formats for larger scale presentations can be accomplished when the presentation is to be made before a larger group of people rather than an individual.
For example, a presentation can be effectively made before an entire auditorium of people by connecting a large screen television to a video jack in the panel.
Similarly, larger and more powerful loudspeakers could be connected to the audio jacks.