Held at the Javits Center in New York City from October 12th to the 15th, the DigitalLife 2006 is billed as the only event built around the consumer buzz culture, showcasing leading companies from consumer electronics, digital technology and the video game industries who displayed their latest products, online services and new releases. The Sony booth with the new Playstation 3 was among the hot exhibits on the floor, and was always packed with visitors.

Gaming took center stage at the event, with lots of new games and accessories. Here’s the HotSeat gamer chair system. Their line ranges from the HotSeat Solo, designed to play controller based games in complete surround sound to the HotSeat Racer GT for racing simulation and the HotSeat Flight Simulator.

Here are the dancers that were in the Napster Booth. I know the company is trying hard to come back, but as much as I like to look at hot women, I’m not sure if burlesque was the best way to promote things. The tie-in was that Napster is eliminating the $1 a song fee to pay, thereby freeing the bills up for use in strip clubs (as far as I could tell).

Costumed characters walked the floor to promote their wares. Here is Mr & Ms Packman out promoting their debut on smart phones.

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