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#SuryaRay #Surya Following widespread criticism of the use of models to market products at the International CES, a CEA exec tells _Mashable_ that the media is to blame -- for repeating the commonly-used term "booth babes." According to Karen Chupka, senior vice president of the Consumer Electronics Association, the industry giant has no plans to remove models from CES. "The story has been overly sensationalized," Chupka says. "A lot of people are hired to come in and support exhibitors, since the booth is only one-third of the cost of attending the event. "I can't understand. This is the year 2013, and I thought women had come farther than this. I'm really appalled that anybody prints the word 'babe… Continue reading... More About: 2013 CES, Marketing, STEM, women in tech http://dlvr.it/2n8fWS @suryaray

Booth babes are a dime a dozen at CES. NVIDIA has something better going for it – a Tesla Model S and Audi S7. The sexy sedans, parked front and center at our booth, have helped draw more than a thousand visitors an hour through our booth. The two cars were mobbed by people clambering… Read More http://goo.gl/y2TjY Reme Le Hane

#SuryaRay #Surya Rechargeable Portable Bluetooth Speaker Lovely colors in these mono speakers, $59.99 Click here to view this gallery. iHome's latest collection of Bluetooth speakers, Lightning docks and accessories are a vibrant treat for the eyes as much as the ears. More About: 2013 CES, accessories, CES, ihome, Mobile http://dlvr.it/2mzZt6 @suryaray

#SuryaRay #Surya In the future, changing the channel might be as easy as blinking with your eyes. Haier demonstrated a vision control system for TVs at the 2013 CES, showing how simple eye movements could take care of tasks like adjusting the volume, navigating through a media collection and even browsing a news feed. Take a look at the demo below: Watch this video for free on GigaOM It’s worth pointing out that this was just a technology demonstration; Haier didn’t announce any plans to ship vision control-enabled devices any time soon. Still, it’s an interesting technology, which has seen considerable interest from startups and bigger companies alike. Some are working on vision control with regular cameras, but Haier Product Specialist Kenji Higa told me that this leads to too many errors. That’s why Haier uses a specialized camera developed by Tobii. The setup shown at CES required users to sit between one to three feet away from the eye tracking camera, but Higa said that the goal is to eventually have this work with distances of ten feet and more. That way, the sensors could simply be installed in the TV screen, and you could sit on your couch and interact with your TV just by rolling your eyes. http://dlvr.it/2mvWQW @suryaray

Like a zombie onslaught, the news from NVIDIA at CES keeps coming. We introduced the world’s fastest mobile processor with Tegra 4. We put gaming in the cloud with our new GeForce GRID technology.  And we captured headlines with Project SHIELD, the world’s first gaming portable for open platforms. We haven’t said enough, though, about… Read More http://goo.gl/5CICZ Reme Le Hane