Lux Mobile Creates a Buzz at CES 2011 with Classy Products under their Signature Brand

LuxMobiles Booth Lux Mobile Creates a Buzz at CES 2011 with Classy Products under their Signature Brand

The Lux Mobile Group is creating a buzz at the International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas happening from January 6th 9th. They are the designers and licensing pioneer in the mobile accessories business. Their Lux Mobile booth and Lounge is attracting all the consumers interested in the hottest and most fashionable mobile accessories. The iLounge and Booth 3632 is where the action is this year. There is live DJ in the booth and live painting performance by David Garibaldi.

The company has also launched its original brands. Protekto is their signature brand that will work as a platform for designers and engineers to create and launch unique, premium high fashion mobile accessories. Under the brand you already have Reflekt which is flashy yet classy. And Organik which is high end fashion yet eco friendly.

LuxMobile Group holds the worldwide exclusive license to design, manufacture, and distribute for the Ed Hardy by Christian Audigier brand, Baby Phat, David Garibaldi, Bruce Lee, M.C. Escher, Ladoria, Betty Boop, Romero Britto and Marilyn Monroe brands. Their products are distributed and retailed in over 30 countries around the world. They have all along been forming alliances with key brand partners. Check them out at the Las Vegas Convention Center in North Halls iLounge Pavilion, Booth 3632.

Via: centredaily


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