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TWICE On The Scene: Samsung Has A Ball At CES

2008-01-17 00:00:00

Pro Football Hall of Famer Harry Carson with Samsungs Thomas Rhee
From left: Pro Football Hall of Famer Ken Houston with Samsungs D.J. Oh, Amazon.coms Paul Ryder and Samsungs JS Park.
Circuit Citys Rick Bickford with Pro Football Hall of Famer Carl Eller
From left: Rob Eby of D&H Distributing, Lexmarks Mark Adams, Pro Football Hall of Famer Carl Eller, D&H Distributings Jeffrey Davis and SEA Samsungs TR Williams.
Sears Glenn Miskel (left) with James ONeil of Electronics Expo
Pro Football Hall of Fames Ken Houston (left) and Randy White (far right) with Samsungs J.S. Park.
Samsungs Tim Baxter with Pro Football Hall of Famer Warren Moon.
From left: Samsungs John Lavoie with Home Entertainment Sources Andy Orozco, Pro Football Hall of Famer Marcus Allen, Home Entertainment Sources Jim Ristow and Samsungs Reid Sullivan.
Henry Chiarelli with his wife Linda
Pro Football Hall of Famers Jack Youngblood (left) and Tom Mack (far right) with Samsungs Bill Dickey, Ali Atash and Jorge Madrigal.

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