Lisa Ann to Promote RealTouch on 'Howard Stern'

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Lisa Ann has signed on to promote RealTouch, the new high-tech personal pleasure device for men from industry leader AEBN.

Her first appearance for the groundbreaking product will be on "The Howard Stern Show" on Sirius/XM Satellite Radio from New York tomorrow. That evening Ann will introduce RealTouch to the public at an exclusive launch party at Rick’s Cabaret on W. 33rd St.

Ann starred as a Sarah Palin parody in Hustler Video's "Who's Nailin' Paylin?" and was featured in Eminem's music video "We Made You."

"She's dynamic and dedicated," AEBN CEO Scott Coffman said. "Lisa Ann has a great understanding of the technology behind RealTouch and the fantasy it delivers and I know that she will present it passionately to the public."

The RealTouch system combines a proprietary haptic device with specially encoded video which features adult stars like Ann.

The haptic signals precisely synchronize the RealTouch device in real time with the action in the video, delivering warmth, moistness and relative motion of an authentic sexual encounter.

"Some media have written that the realistic sexual pleasure provided by RealTouch might mean the end of mankind but I don't," Ann said, "unless it learns to cook. What it will do is give me and other actresses the chance to reach out and touch our fans in a way they've never experienced before.

"As a performer, it's all about making a connection and RealTouch is first device, actually the only sex toy for men or women I've ever seen that takes it to this level. You can look me in the eye and feel, truly feel what it's like to be with me."

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