At its CEA Line Show event in New York this June, the Consumer Electronics Association will host a program looking at how tech relates to women.

By Stephen Silver

At its CEA Line Show event in New York this June, the Consumer Electronics Association will host a program looking at how tech relates to women. At the event, part of the Digital Downtown conference, a panel will look at the best tech products for women, as well as hand out the Techlicious Women's Tech Award.

Taking place at 4:30 p.m. on June 11, which is the second day of the event, the panel will be moderated by Techlicious.com's editor-in-chief Suzanne Kantra, and also include the NPD Group's Liz Cutting, Lemondrop.com's Erin Scottberg, the CBS "Early Show"'s Natali Del Conte, and Martha Stewart Living Radio producer Lauren Gould.

The event will be followed by a Women and Consumer Electronics Reception.

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