MLB 11 The Show Video: Shaky Cam From CES (dmbfan1970)

[eyeamg0dly]

Quote: Originally Posted by EnigmaNemesis

CES is not a public event. Sent from the dugout using Tapatalk

ces is a public event. companies get free passes, but public can pay and attend. i used to go ces every year.

[DodgerFanatic2K3]

Quote: Originally Posted by EnigmaNemesis

You can select hat, jersey, pants. Any combination for either team before the game. You can not select batting helmet. Sent from the dugout using Tapatalk

Is there a way to select a random outfit combination ??

[dmbfan1970]

Quote: Originally Posted by eyeamg0dly

ces is a public event. companies get free passes, but public can pay and attend. i used to go ces every year.

International CES is NOT open to the general public. You must be in the consumer electronics industry to be eligible to attend the show. Our attendees are made up of more than 120,000 individuals including manufacturers, retailers, content providers and creators, broadband developers, installers, engineers, corporate buyers, government leaders, financial analysts and the media — representing the United States, Canada, Mexico and more than 130 other countries. All attendees must be at least 16 years of age. Two forms of identification are required on-site (one photo ID and one proof of business affiliation/business card).

[UncleMo]

Looks like that field was either dark or affected from rain. Does anyone know if rain will be shown to impact jerseys and caps? I've seen games before where water was dripping from the pitchers cap when he was on the mound and the game wasn't halted by the umps yet.

[Vanman2425]

Quote: Originally Posted by EnigmaNemesis

You can select hat, jersey, pants. Any combination for either team before the game. You can not select batting helmet. Sent from the dugout using Tapatalk

YES!!!!! This is great news!!! Too bad about not being able to chose batting helmets, but I'll take it, great news!!!!

[eyeamg0dly]

Quote: Originally Posted by dmbfan1970

International CES is NOT open to the general public. You must be in the consumer electronics industry to be eligible to attend the show. Our attendees are made up of more than 120,000 individuals including manufacturers, retailers, content providers and creators, broadband developers, installers, engineers, corporate buyers, government leaders, financial analysts and the media — representing the United States, Canada, Mexico and more than 130 other countries. All attendees must be at least 16 years of age. Two forms of identification are required on-site (one photo ID and one proof of business affiliation/business card).

once again this is only half right. non registered people can also pay to attend. i got free passes every year for registering the company i worked for, however i know people who pay every single year to attend.

[SoxFan01605]

Quote: Originally Posted by eyeamg0dly

once again this is only half right. non registered people can also pay to attend. i got free passes every year for registering the company i worked for, however i know people who pay every single year to attend.

Obviously I can't speak to the situation of the guys you knew, but DMB is 100% correct.

From the CES site:

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International CES is not open to the general public. You must be in the consumer electronics industry to be eligible to attend the show. Our attendees are made up of more than 120,000 individuals including manufacturers, retailers, content providers and creators, broadband developers, installers, engineers, corporate buyers, government leaders, financial analysts and the media — representing the United States, Canada, Mexico and more than 130 other countries. All attendees must be at least 16 years of age. Two forms of identification are required on-site (one photo ID and one proof of business affiliation/business card).

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International CES is a trade-only show and is not open to the general public. Therefore, we must ensure all attendees are industry affiliates before issuing a badge holder. After the show, CES performs an official attendance audit through an outside auditing firm, and the on-site badge holder pickup process serves as a method for counting attendance. Two forms of identification are required to pick up your badge holder: One personal picture ID such as a driver's license or passport. One business ID such as a business card, pay stub or statement on company letterhead indicating that you are representing that company at International CES.

http://www.cesweb.org/faq/generalFAQs.asp#1837

Aside from dedicating a day where students (with student I.D.) can get in unregistered for 100$, there seems to be no general admission.

[eyeamg0dly]

ok next year when you guys go to ces and you see the one entrance with the very long line. ask those people without passes what they are waiting for. then take a look at the other entrance for people with the passes around their neck with the red stripe that says industry affiliate.