Motorola launched a salvo of mobile devices Wednesday at its press event at the Consumer Electronics show, including a new tablet device running Android 3.0, aka “Honeycomb.” The launch comes a day after Motorola Mobility split into its own company, a move that the market reacted favorably toward Tuesday. In addition to the tablet, named the “Xoom,” Motorola launched the Cliq 2 and Droid Bionic handsets, as well as the Atrix, which Motorola called the most powerful smartphone on the market.
