CES 2005 Wrap-Up: Gadgets, Cars and Babes

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Jan. 23, 2005

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CES Booth Babes

This is the part you've all been waiting for!the Babes of CES. Every trade-show needs its eye candy. CES accomplishes this two times over by not only unveiling the hottest new technological eye-candy, they also get hotties to model it for us!

In the interest of keeping the reading down to a minimum and the picture browsing to a maximum, I'm going to try to shut up and just give a brief description of each booth babe and maybe assign some phony TechLounge award to each girl!as determined by me.

First we have the BenQ babe. She was one of my favorites because not only did she like having her picture taken, she started to do this little strip tease dance when I asked if I could photograph her. She wins TheTechLounge Best Sport Award for Excellence in Achievement.

Next we have a few random girlies. I don't necessarily know for whom they were working or why they were there, but does it really matter!are you even reading what I'm typing at this point?

This was the Real Networks display girl. She had a very nice outfit on.

For some reason I was drawn to purchase a Zen Micro. Creative resorts to sex appeal to sell their newest audio player!not that I am complaining.

I made this girl pose for a picture because she shoved some Logitech flyer into my hand.

Another BenQ babe. She wins TheTechLounge Award for Prettiest Smile. She was also very shy about having her picture taken. Don't worry, we'll be gentle.

This girl must have been famous for something!cough, pr0n, cough!because she was signing autographs. Just look how happy she makes that guy.

This curly-haired cutie was working at the Robo-Sapien booth. She wins TheTechLounge Award for the Cutest Girl Demonstrating a Robotic T. Rex.

Of course you can't display hot cars without hot girls. I'm pretty sure that is a law, especially in Vegas.

And back by popular demand, the ATI Ruby twins! They win some TechLounge Award for Being Twins or something.

And finally we come to my favorite trio of CES ladies. These poor lovelies had the rather embarrassing job of promoting MSN while wearing those stupid MSN Butterfly outfits. However, unlike the TV commercials, these cuties actually make the Butterfly costumes look good. Excellent job ladies! You've just won TheTechLounge Look Good in Anything Award for Outstanding Excellence in Achiev!oh hell, there are three of them in MSN Butterfly costumes! You can't get anymore tech-babe than that without going to a COSplay event.

As if the showfloor babes weren't enough, we decided to head over to the AVN Expo to check out some more fine lady-specimen. These girls weren't quite classy enough to make it into this article or get posted on our front page. Make sure to check out all of our AVN antics in our forums (Warning: Not Safe For Work. 18+ Only. Possible nudity, though we blurred most of it. View at your own risk.) The picture below is just a little taste of what you will find in the AVN thread.

That wraps up our CES 2005 Coverage. We hope that you had some fun reading about the exciting new technology we talked about in this series of articles, or looking at cars and booth babes! You can bet we will be attending CES 2006, but until then feel free to hang out around the site and forums.

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Page 3: DFI LANParty NF4 SLI-DR & UT NF4 Ultra-D
Page 4: The Cars of CES
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