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Segway Spinners by Josh Rubin

Segway Spinners



With so many companies at CES, sometimes a great product isn't enough-- exhibitors had to use all sorts of strategies to get people to hit their booths. From scantily clad women to skateboarding half pipes, every effort was made. MTX Audio put spinners on a Segway. Hot or not, they certainly caught my eye. There's something about spinners that continues to intrigue me.



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This entry posted on 10 January 2005 at 12:03 PM
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