We’re live in Vegas at the Venetian hotel, where Motorola has gathered up just about everybody in the industry to announce… something. What that is, exactly, is a mystery — but we’ve got some pretty good ideas. Will they dive deeper into that Android tablet that we saw a glimpse of just weeks ago? Join us after the jump to find out.

• 4:20 PM: The lights have dimmed! Show’s about to start.
• Motorola CMO Bill Ogle has taken the stage
• Motorola’s launching a new tagline, starting today “Life. (M)powered.”
• Bill rolls a quick trailer of the Motorola Atrix 4g, the new Android AT&T phone announced earlier today. By “quick”, I mean really, really quick. Seconds.
• Motorola CEO Sanjay Jha has taken the stage
• Sanjay is touching back on the Atrix 4G, calling it “The future of mobile computing”, again calling it what they called it earlier today: The World’s Most Powerful Smartphone.
• They’re still focusing on the Atrix 4G, mainly focusing on how the device can be used as a media center over HDMI, or with their crazy Laptop-Dock system.
• They’re showing the “WebTop” interface; the handset is hooked up to a monitor, with a plethora of browser windows (!) running on top.
• To clarify: Everything running up there (on the right side) is running on the phone. It’s strikingly smooth.
• He switches the phone from the dock hooked to an LCD, to the Laptop-Dock (Essentially a brainless laptop), and it switches seamlessly. Everything that was on the phone is now on the laptop’s display. Pretty slick!
• Jeff Bradley of ATT has taken the stage, recapping some of the stats released today: 20 android phones in 2011, 4G in mid-2011
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• “It’s too soon to share pricing [Of the Atrix], but stay tuned”
• “In addition to being available in the US on AT&T, it’ll be available on Bell Canada and Orange UK”
• “Today, we are pleased to introduce: The Cliq 2″ (Presumably for T-Mobile)
• They’re rolling a video of the Cliq 2 now. It’s the one that leaked a few weeks back: http://www.mobilecrunch.com/2010/12/28/motorola-cliq-2-shown-in-leaked-shots/
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• 1Ghz CPU, 3.7″ Display
• Available on T-Mobile on January 19th
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• “Tonight, we’re proud to announce our first 4G LTE device: The Droid Bionic”
• Dual Core 1 Ghz CPU, 4G LTE Support, 512 MB RAM. 4.3 qHD display
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• “We’ve been asked many times about tablets.. In collaboration with Google and Verizon, I’m proud to announce the Motorola Xoom. Coming 1Q, the first tablet running Honeycomb software”
• Dual-core CPU, 16:10 aspect ratio screen, runs Adobe Flash
• HD Camcorder with 1080p
• “Upgradeable to 4G”
• 3G will launch in Q1, 4G models will launch in Q2. 3G models upgradeable to 4G (How? Unspecified).
• They’re about to preview the “Honeycomb experience”, warning that the experience is “not quite done”.
• They’re showing the video that leaked out about an hour ago
• For anyone who missed that video: http://techcrunch.com/2011/01/05/official-google-video-preview-of-android-3-0/
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• They’re demonstrating the new version of Maps for Android, much as Andy Rubin did a few weeks ago
• That’s all, folks! We’re off to get hands ons.