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Motorola (actually Verizon Wireless) announced just two devices at the CES – DROID RAZR MAXX and DROID 4, as well as a deal with Intel to make Atom-based devices. Their booth obviously reflected this, showing the new gadgets to the world.
But wait – there’s more with the company also allowing folks to play with their awesome accessories. Yep this includes their HD docks and even better – Lapdocks, which practically turn select Moto smartphones into full fledged netbooks…
You can see how all this comes together from our gallery. Here comes…
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Yoeau
Yoeau Slivkoff is a technology enthusiast residing in the Silicon Valley in California. After a brief stint in corporate America, Yoeau followed his passion and became involved with some internet startups, which led him to mobile technology.
