CES electronics will stop your heart?   At i-stage, companies
vie for CES exhibit  PHOENIX--Guard your pacemaker! The
afternoon presentations at i-stage got the heart rate up quiet
literally. Okay, only one of them did but it is a doozy.  At CES
this year, I will definitely be on the lookout for the KOR-FX.
It looks a little like a cross between a vest and headphones for
your pecs. It is two plastic pieces that sit on your chest and
amplify audio signals into what the company calls accusto-haptic
technology. You plug it into a standard audio-out jack and it
sends audio signals into your body. It will work with any gadget
like an iPod or laptop but it is made for PC gamers, although
the imagination runs wild at what will happen when the adult
industry gets their hands on it. Also, soccer moms will hate it,
particularly the ones that think their kids need to be more
immersed in their games like they need a hole in the head.  No
pricing was given but Shahriar Afshar, president and CEO of
IMMERZ Inc., says that i