This isn't a perfect science, meaning that anything is possible. However, in most cases, when things get pushed to the extreme, the likelihood of there being any error becomes smaller. If something doesn't look right, it likely isn't.
In the tech world we have big name magazines like Wired, CPU, and PC Magazine. Well there are equivalents in the adult world and the biggest adult trade magazine is AVN. AVN covers all aspects of the adult industry, movies, people, trends etc. much like the big name magazines we read in the tech world.
During a recent social event at one of the largest computer shows in the world it became apparent that nobody really knows anything about Ninjalane. While I would like to blame the liberal media, tabloids, and photo crazy paparazzi I have to step back and blame myself. I have been pretty elusive when it comes to talking about Ninjalane and even more elusive when it comes to talking about me.
Day 3 was really nothing more than guided leisure day where we walk around the show floor looking for cool stuff that we would have otherwise missed. This includes checking out the exhibits in the North and Central halls where the bulks of the Car Audio and Home Electronics is located.
CES Day 2 fell on a Friday and was quickly dubbed "Hotel Hell", not because of the cool rock rhythm but rather that it started out bad and never seemed to end.
On the first official day of CES we had an early morning NVidia press conference that really consumed the entire morning; as a result we didn't get to hit the show floor until well after lunch. The next major meeting we had was with EVGA and much like last year EVGA was not located in the convention center but rather in one of the nearby hotels.
