The company this week unveiled its latest version of the popular Droid smartphone, the Droid Bionic for Verizon, as well as the Atrix for AT&T. Both phones are compatible with the 4-G network and beefy Nvidia Tegra 2 dual-core processors.
Motorola also teased its upcoming Xoom tablet running Honeycomb, a version of Android made specifically for tablets. The company admitted it didn’t have a working product to show, but it demonstrated a maps app on a Xoom prototype.
Check out the video above for highlights from Motorola’s CES press conference.
