Saddle Ranch Digital Announces Partnership with HolograFX Displays

May 7, 2012 - PRLog -- Saddle Ranch Digital, an advanced media company specializing in content and engagement solutions for digital signage and screen media platforms, is pleased to announce a new partnership with HolograFX Displays.  HolagraFX holds the patent on a technology that projects three dimensional holographic images and interacts with consumers bringing exciting visual engagement in a variety of venues including supermarkets, universities, theaters, and restaurants.  HolograFX “Real Image” displays have  already been used by NASA, Kellogg’s, Pepsi, Adidas, VH-1, the CIA, Paramount Pictures and Saturn Cars to name a few.

Kim Sarubbi, President and CEO of Saddle Ranch Digital, shares “We are constantly looking to expand the offerings we can bring to our clients.  HolograFX is a significant addition to our portfolio and positions us well for continued growth.”  

Eric Brown, President of HolograFX , adds:  “The dramatic growth of the Out of Home Digital Signage market has created enormous opportunities for field tested and results proven attractor technologies such as ours.  We are thrilled to be represented by Saddle Ranch Digital who is an industry leader in the Digital Out Of Home media arena.”

Through the partnership, Saddle Ranch Digital becomes the exclusive reseller of HolagraFX Display products and services.


Saddle Ranch Digital is an advanced media company specializing in digital signage strategy and custom content creation for screen media solutions.

HolograFX, Inc., a Delaware Corporation, owns the worldwide distribution rights to market, sell, manufacture and license their patented 3D Real Image tm. holographic technology.  Corporate headquarters are located in Cave Creek, Arizona, with U.S. facilities in West Palm Beach, FL, Las Vegas, Nevada, and international distributors around the world. HolograFX, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Entertainment Arts, Inc. (a publicly traded company - Ticker Symbol: ETAR), was founded in 2005.