From: Sent: Tuesday, November 15, 2016 7:44 PM To: Jefffrey Epstein Subject: Fwd: Digital Globe Pricing Begin forwarded message: From: =/b>Kevin Lockwood <[email protected]> Subject: =/b>Digital Globe =ricing Date: =/b>November 15, 2016 at 2:42:30 PM =ST To: =/b>[email protected] Hi I'm so =lad you caught me this morning; we're on the west coast so we =eren't open yet, but the call forwarded to my personal =umber. So to answer your question about personal =pplications, we offer a few different types of systems to our =ustomers. For true 360-degree digital globe displays, we work closely =ith Pufferfish Displays, the world leader in digital globes. They have = few models, including the flagship high-resolution "touch"=globe that functions like a spherical touchscreen. This is commonly =sed in museums and universities, and costs over $100k because it is a =ery customized product that utilizes professional-grade components (the =rojector alone is $40k). We do rent this model for special events, =hows, etc. at a rate of approximately $3000/day (some of our personal =lients have chosen this route). For non- touch digital globes we do =ffer models closer to the $50k range; they are the same format/size, =ut have lower- resolution projectors and don't include the =xpensive touch-control hardware/software. In either case, these globes =ome in 24", 30" and 36" sizes, and are mounted =n a pedestal-style orientation (the large projector sits underneath, =nside a metal cabinet). I have attached a photo below. For what it'= worth, these models are higher brightness than any other digital globe =n the market, so the image on the screen is bright and crisp, even when =sed in areas that have a decent amount of ambient light. (Poor =erformance in non-darkened environments is a common problem with other =rands of digital globes.) Our systems also feature control via tablet =r smartphone, which is also a feature unique to the Pufferfish line. =