Colorado companies win "Best Of" awards at Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas
Monday January 13, 2014 0 comments

DISH's new "Virtual Joey" software application that delivers the company's Hopper Whole-Home HD DVR experience received a Best of CES 2014 award in the Best Video Product category from Engadget, an awards partner with the Consumer Electronics Association, which owns and operates CES.
The Hopper allows users to record certain TV shows and play them back with commercials removed.
"Virtual Joeys make in-home installation almost limitless, giving customers the ability to access Hopper in any room without extra components or wires," said Vivek Khemka, DISH senior VP of product management.
"We thank Engadget, in partnership with the CEA, for recognizing DISH's innovative efforts to provide our customers with choice and control over their TV-viewing experience."
DISH's Super Joey was also honored at CES, receiving the 2014 Editors' Choice award from Reviewed.com. The product allows users to watch and record up to eight shows simultaneously.

"We are thrilled that our Westone W60s won the coveted "Best Headphones" in the Digital Trends 2014 Best of CES awards," said John Lowrey, VP of sales and marketing.
"The W60s represent an entirely new apex in the in-ear headphone space, and we were confident that the sound offered with six armature drivers would be a show stopper."