Virtual sex devices coming

As the world flocks to the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, nearby another expo is quietly on display  : the Adult Entertainment Expo -- and they have their own handhelds to showcase.

 

Brett Drysdale of RealTouch recently demonstrated a "the newest breakthrough in sex technology." according to AFP.

 

He slipped two fingers into a rocket-shaped RealTouch device "developed and tested by a former NASA engineer" contains belts, lubrication jets, heating elements and other gadgetry programmed to give men the feeling of sex.

 

The faux-flesh wall is slotted to allow the insertion of a body part of a man's choosing, AFP reported.

 

RealTouch devices connect to computers with USB cables and synchronize with adult movies streamed online so the inner workings replicate what a fellow might be feeling were he to be the man in the film.

 

"You watch the action on a screen and a signal is sent to the box to simulate what is happening," Drysdale said to AFP.

 

The device works with video from an online RealTouch "theater" at a price of one dollar per minute. RealTouch is priced at 150 dollars and begins selling in the US in February.

 

RealTouch product manager Drysdale said Sunday that it will be available internationally by mid-year.