Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin – February 24, 2022– Spectrum Industries, a leading esports furniture and charging cart manufacturer, has announced the release of their game-changing Alliance24 Laptop Gaming Cart.
Created as a mobile esports home base for 24 athletes, the charging cart can store, charge and transport up to 24 headsets, mice and the largest gaming laptops on the market.
“Although many esports programs have dedicated arenas, many other schools lack the physical space to build and house their esports program. The Alliance24 Laptop Gaming Cart helps solve the space crunch by allowing a coach or instructor to set up an esports zone where space permits. Everything needed for competition can be securely stored within the cart,” said Ben Rassier, Spectrum’s Business Development Manager.
The unique cable capture system offers a simple way to remove charging cords to sustain hours of gameplay and keep cords orderly while being charged in the cart. The horizontal, 12-outlet power units (1 per side) can be turned on and shut off quickly with the external main power switch. The Alliance24 Laptop Gaming Cart ships fully assembled to provide quick integration and deployment. With four color options and esports branding, this cart can support your mobile esports team wherever the game takes you.
Additional information on Spectrum’s new esports cart can be found at: https://www.spectrumfurniture.com/en/esports/alliance24-laptop-gaming-cart
About Spectrum Industries Inc.:
Founded in 1968, Spectrum Industries is a premier technology furniture and OEM manufacturer located in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. Its 400,000 square foot production facilities have been the birthplace for innovative high-quality products which can be found in thousands of education, government, healthcare, and corporate settings. Spectrum Industries, QUALITY SOLUTIONS by design. Additional information on Spectrum Industries can be found at: https://www.spectrumfurniture.com/en/.
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