In preview: The smartphones of CES

[samantha.]

Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc
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Featuring a stunning, incredibly thin design, Xperia Arc seems to be Sony Ericsson's first really good attempt at an Android smartphone.

2011 is gearing up to be the year of the comeback kids, with LG, Motorola and Sony Ericsson all showing impressive Android handsets at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES).

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LG Optimus Black
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A beauty with brains, the LG Optimus Black also sports a bright, clear screen that promises legible viewing outdoors.

Some are describing the Optimus 2X as a beast of a machine, with its dual-core processing power. If so, that would make the Optimus Black the beauty. However, in the past this may have spelt bad news for an LG phone, but luckily the Optimus Black is a beauty with brains too.

Motorola Atrix
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The Motorola Atrix is a smartphone of a familiar shape and size, but once it's placed into one of two docking accessories, the Atrix offers an experience more like a computer than a phone.

Though the world is going gah-gah for smartphones and tablets, both suffer an inflexibility of form. A smartphone fits great in your pocket, but its small screen makes it difficult to perform certain intensive tasks; tablets, on the other hand, are roomier, with larger screens, bigger keyboards and clearer videos, but most require a backpack to travel, leaving many tablets at home on the bed stand.

At the Consumer Electronics Show, Motorola showed one way to circumvent these issues of size and the need for owning both devices. The Motorola Atrix is a smartphone of a familiar shape and size, but once it's place into one of two docking accessories, the Atrix offers an experience more like a computer than a phone.

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Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc
[img]http://l.yimg.com/ea/img/-/110118/1_16ja64r-16ja64u.jpg?x=450&q=80&n=1&sig=cvvSdV5F3_5H8u0DGs85rg--[/img]

Featuring a stunning, incredibly thin design, Xperia Arc seems to be Sony Ericsson's first really good attempt at an Android smartphone.


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