CES 2004

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Bill@LakeGeorge

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« on: 6 Dec 2003, 08:43 pm »
Where will VMPS be at the show?  I am going :D

ekovalsky

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« Reply #1 on: 6 Dec 2003, 08:58 pm »
Alexis Park, #2205 I think.  I'll be there too  :D

Ernest

CES 2004
« Reply #2 on: 6 Dec 2003, 11:01 pm »
Me too!  I can't wait to hear the RM/X!!!

ekovalsky

CES 2004
« Reply #3 on: 6 Dec 2003, 11:09 pm »
Hopefully I'll have heard the RM/x before CES  :?

In my house that is :mrgreen:

jgubman

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« Reply #4 on: 7 Dec 2003, 01:54 am »
I'll be there too, but I was under the impression that we'd only get the RM-30 flavors and the new subwoofer (if it exists).

Will there be a RM/X? I'd love to hear one, haven't been able to see one in person yet.

ekovalsky

CES 2004
« Reply #5 on: 7 Dec 2003, 04:33 am »
Yeah, I don't think the RM/x are going to be there this year.  

Sounds like we'll be treated to a triplet set of RM30's with the TriP.  Can't wait to see the 30's, and very eager to listen to the TriP.  Hopefully I won't like it too much else I may be ordering another RM/x for my setup  :lol:  :lol:  :lol:

Xi-Trum

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« Reply #6 on: 15 Dec 2003, 06:54 pm »
I was looking at the CES website.  It says that the show is not open to the public.  And that you have to be affiliated with exhibitors/media to get in.  How does one make that happen?  Thanks.

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« Reply #7 on: 15 Dec 2003, 07:05 pm »
ekovalsky,

Order your RM/X now for the Trip. You will like it!!!!

Larry

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« Reply #8 on: 15 Dec 2003, 07:45 pm »
Hello Xi-Trum,
The easiest way to get in is to go to the CES website and register as a company or as a reporter (which technically anyone can claim to be without fibbing too much  :wink: ). When you get to Las Vegas you will need two forms of ID. One is your driver's license and one will be a business card. Just print up a few generic business cards on your ink-jet printer and that's all there is to it.

See everyone there. If I am not at the VMPS room, feel free to come visit me at Alexis Park #1960 (Morkai).

Julian

ekovalsky

CES 2004
« Reply #9 on: 15 Dec 2003, 08:21 pm »
Julian,

Thanks for the business card tip, I never thought of using my "Scottsdale Medical Imaging, Ltd." cards for CES !  Hey, I can take a quick trip to see the PDAs and cell phones and crap like that and claim the trip is a deductible business expensive  :lol:


lkosova

I'm going to check out the TriP at CES.  Right now I'll be happy with my RM/X stereo pair  :cry:

Xi-Trum

CES 2004
« Reply #10 on: 15 Dec 2003, 08:59 pm »
Julian/Larry,

Thanks for the tip.  I think I still have some old business cards lying around somewhere.  :-)

Brad

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« Reply #11 on: 15 Dec 2003, 09:08 pm »
Do they have a Smurf picture on them?
 :o  :D

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« Reply #12 on: 16 Dec 2003, 04:50 am »
ekovalsky,

Make it a deduction. I am a doc also and do speech recognition in the medical settings and help doc's with this etc. There are enough things you could come up with as a deduction like computers for the office etc. etc.

How about a pair of VMPS for the office????

Larry