HTSA's Richard Glikes donned a red dress during his opening night remarks - a size 16 he reported - to illustrate the transition the industry underwent in 2009... we guess.

Runco International's Adam Schmidt (left) and Greg Caves demonstrate the company's LCD-based WindowWall display.

Dean Miller of Audioquest (left) with Richard Glikes, executive director of HTSA

Bruce Fairchild (left) and Jay Yancy of Sharp Electronics

Andrew Terry of LG Electronics (from left), Joe O'Rourke of O'Rourke Sales, Barney Miller of Barney Miller's and Rick Calacci of LG Electronics

Scott Struthers (right) and Geoff Spencer (right) of Dana Innovations flank David Berman of HTSA.

Betty and Wayne Puntel of Audio Craft

Laura and Ken Paulson of Paulson's Audio & Video

HTSA convention attendees were treated to a tour of the Trump International Beach Resort's Car Museum. While it has plenty of vintage Cadillacs, Fords and Corvettes, a back corner of the museum was packed with some CE history -- antique tabletop radios -- mostly Zenith but a couple of Emerson and Olympic models too.

HTSA convention attendees were treated to a tour of the Trump International Beach Resort's Car Museum. While it has plenty of vintage Cadillacs, Fords and Corvettes, a back corner of the museum was packed with some CE history -- antique tabletop radios -- mostly Zenith but a couple of Emerson and Olympic models too.

HTSA convention attendees were treated to a tour of the Trump International Beach Resort's Car Museum. While it has plenty of vintage Cadillacs, Fords and Corvettes, a back corner of the museum was packed with some CE history -- antique tabletop radios -- mostly Zenith but a couple of Emerson and Olympic models too.

HTSA convention attendees were treated to a tour of the Trump International Beach Resort's Car Museum. While it has plenty of vintage Cadillacs, Fords and Corvettes, a back corner of the museum was packed with some CE history -- antique tabletop radios -- mostly Zenith but a couple of Emerson and Olympic models too.