this eye-catching digital signage system consists of a 0.3-millimeter-thick high-luminance rear-projection film (Vikuiti Rear Projection Film developed by 3M) applied to a 3-millimeter-thick glass substrate cut into the shape of a woman. A rear projector beams video onto the film, whose microbead-arrayed surface produces a crisp, brilliant image viewable from any angle, even in brightly lit environments.

That's all well and good, but can she pretend to not be skeeved out by chubby, sweaty dudes who want their pictures taken with her? That's the sign of a real booth babe. [Robot Watch via Pink Tentacle]

And fie, a wanderring thru ye Computex
I spyed and smelled the fayrer sexxe
The wenches of the trayde fair
Waggling their bustage and shaykin their hairre.

Yes, yes, I won't give up the day job. [ZOL]

You so deserved that. One nice thing I can say about Toy Fair is that there's no booth babe exploitation, unless you count Dora the Explorer. [Giz @ Toy Fair]

We noticed fabulous ladies all over the show floor—both booth babes and others—but we'd have to agree with Adam that not one of them swayed our opinions about anything. Well, except about how long it had seemed since we'd been at home with our real women. [Think Computers]

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It turns out every guy in the convention center wanted to test out his own personal equipment on the Samsung jungle set, taking those pics home for later, uh, use. So with apologies in advance to women's and animal rights groups, and with our apologies to our heathen gods for all the evil things we want to do to this young leopardess/temptress, we offer you this first photo, with the promise of many more-revealing ones after the jump (definitely NSFW):

Hey, what would the caption be for this one?

Take a gawk at the picture gallery below, which is certainly not safe for work:

I sneak a quick shot and begin to walk off, when I'm immediately stopped by a booth babe.

"You can take a picture of me, it's ok," she says, speaking to me softly.
Apparently she had been standing behind the baby as a quickly snapped the picture, taking me for a shy (possibly charming?) pervert.
"Actually, I was shooting the doll."
"Oh...do you want me to hold it?" – Mark Wilson

Despite controversy, 'booth babes' still prowl E3 [c|net]

Yes, you heard right. If you were counting on those scantily-clad models and strippers for an extra bang at the video game convention E3 this year, it's time to put it back into your pants, sonny boy. The video game industry is apparently trying to change its image, banning these nubile young women from enticing shy, overweight men to various booths and events. But all is not lost, my friends—the women can still be there as long as they're fully clothed. The rules for the 2006 show include a $5000 fine for the booth owner if the women are "semi-clad." The handbook from the Entertainment Software Association, the shows promoter, says:

"Material, including live models, conduct that is sexually explicit and/or sexually provocative, including but not limited to nudity, partial nudity and bathing suit bottoms, are prohibited on the show floor, all common areas, and at any access points to the show."

Sexy "booth babes" face fines at video game show [Yahoo]

This brings up an interesting point: since Team Gizmodo in Las Vegas isn't supplying us with Booth Babe pix, we are calling on you, dear readers/CES-attendees, to do their job for them. Please send in your best booth babe pix to tips at gizmodo com with the subject "BB ATTACK" and you'll get a comment invite. Now go be creepy!