Pink Visual to Offer ‘Free Blowjobs' at AEE

Mouthwatering offer is made in celebration of the studio's 18 AVN Award Noms

VAN NUYS, Calif.—To commemorate the studio's 18 2011 AVN Award nominations, Pink Visual announced today that it will be offering free blowjobs—after a fashion—at its booth at the Adult Entertainment Expo in Las Vegas in January.

The oral sexual favors being passed out at AEE will be virtual in nature, a function of Pink Visual's latest augmented reality development, which intermingles real world and computer-generated content, allowing viewers to immerse themselves in interaction with digital performers. Kim Kysar, Brand and Product Manager for Pink Visual, said that the studio has “other top-secret customizations in store for AEE attendees that will make stopping by our booth a truly worthwhile experience.”

“At last year's show, our augmented reality demonstration was just a very basic example of the technology's capabilities,” Kysar said. “This year, the work that went into the project was far more extensive, and the result is an experience that we believe will amuse and entertain anyone who gives it a whirl.”

The augmented reality presentation is just one of several compelling marriages of erotica and technology that will be on display at Pink Visual's AEE booth, Kysar said.

“As a company, we're all about coupling porn and technology, and finding new and different ways to use technology to enhance our customers' enjoyment of our products,” Kysar added. “Our AEE booth is basically a physical manifestation of that mission. We'll be showing off our latest applications for mobile phones, demonstrating products that have been optimized for display on tablet devices, including the iPad and the Galaxy, giving fans the opportunity to video chat with one of our performers live from her home in L.A., and generally pulling out all the stops when it comes to showcasing the ways that we use technology to enhance the porn-viewing experience.”

Kysar also noted that the location of Pink Visual's booth—which is placed in the hallway that runs between the AEE show floor and the floor for the Consumer Electronics Show – renders the booth accessible to attendees of both events.

“We tried this booth location out for the first time last year, and it really paid off, both for us and for attendees of AEE and CES,” Kysar said. “Having the booth in a setting where there is a lot less competition for people's attention made it a lot easier to catch the eyes of passers-by.”

As for the studio's wealth of AVN Award nominations, Kysar said Pink Visual is “honored to be considered, and hopeful that we'll take home at least one trophy this year.”
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