A glittering light wall greets you as you enter Motorola's massive booth. It all set the stage for Motorola's big presence at CES.
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Motorola
Inside a cylinder sat a waterproof Moto Bluetooth headset that was exposed to the elements.
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Samsung
Not that you'd ever miss it, but Samsung's booth took several minutes to walk across.
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Samsung
You could play with the Nexus S and the company's new LTE phones.
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Infuse 4G
Unfortunately, we couldn't handle the Infuse 4G here, either.
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LG
LG's Revolution for Verizon Wireless was the company's biggest announcement at CES.
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LG
LG displayed its other current models in a glass case in the booth's lounge.
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Verizon Wireless
Verizon joined Motorola in making the biggest wireless splash at CES. Big Red was all about 4G.
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Verizon Wireless
A Verizon rep shows off the HTC Thunderbolt.
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Sony Ericsson
Sony Ericsson showed its Xperia Arc at a small table in Sony's booth. Though it was the only new Sony Ericsson device at CES, the handset drew large crowds.
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RIM
RIM made sure its booth was visible from many points on the show floor.
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RIM
There was a long line of show attendees checking out the RIM PlayBook.
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Microsoft
Microsoft displayed its Windows Phone 7 devices.
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PCD
PCD displayed its various models for the United States and abroad.
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Sprint
Out in the parking lot you could play games using Sprint devices.