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And just to drive the point home, you can check out the E3Girls.com website at http://www.e3girls.com/, which is totally dedicated to "Booth Babes: It's not about the Games"...

I think someone has tightened the belt on their hat too much. Check pages 58 and 195. How is that inappropriate in the least?

I think someone has tightened the belt on their hat too much. Check pages 58 and 195. How is that inappropriate in the least?

You can look here and here if you are curious.

.. eh, hold on 2 sec

http://www.e3girls.com/subview.cfm?photoid=2071&ty pe=full&query=full

"There are some companies that seem more susceptible to this kind of technique than others. It's difficult to imagine, say, EA or Sony or Microsoft or Nintendo bothering with this nonsense."

It would appear at least Microsoft is no stranger to booth babes. A quick glance at e3girls.com easily reveals one of many pages of Microsoft using so-called "booth babes" to promote products.
http://www.e3girls.com/display.cfm?startrow=1909&p agenum=213&type=full&query=full

What? I was only visiting that site for uh... proof to refute the summary's claim... yeah...

3840 entries... That's what I call comprehensive media coverage.

She said she was one of the few babes who didn't cut up the provided clothes to be sexier and I guess get more photo ops. It's pretty funny since a friend of mine hates her normal, um, lack of modesty in dress, so we were both thinking she would have gone to town on it.

She had much more of a natural look than the booth babes I've seen in pictures. Curiously enough I felt she was much more attractive than the women who actually got photographed, but, well, that might have to do with her personality and 10,000 watt smile more than her looks. Not that the latter were deficient, you understand, but it's that personality that keeps me coming back for more.

She said she was one of the few babes who didn't cut up the provided clothes to be sexier and I guess get more photo ops. It's pretty funny since a friend of mine hates her normal, um, lack of modesty in dress, so we were both thinking she would have gone to town on it.

She had much more of a natural look than the booth babes I've seen in pictures. Curiously enough I felt she was much more attractive than the women who actually got photographed, but, well, that might have to do with her personality and 10,000 watt smile more than her looks. Not that the latter were deficient, you understand, but it's that personality that keeps me coming back for more.

The question that remains to be asked above all these hardware-related questions:

How many girls in skimpy outfits are hawking products?

Inquiring slashdotters want to know!