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Wednesday, June 23
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Exhibit Hall Open Wednesday and Thursday Booth #564
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» What to Do During Your Time in Orlando » Certification Lounge Returns to HITEC 2010  Use the Passport to Technology to Explore the HITEC Exhibit Hall
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Explore the exhibit hall by participating in the Passport to Technology drawing. Pick up your card at HFTP’s booth #764, at the entrance to the exhibit hall or at Registration. Visit the multiple companies listed on the front, and have a representative stamp your card on that company’s logo. More...  A Full Schedule of Education Set for TodayHITEC 2010's Wednesday schedule is packed full of education opportunities that you won't want to miss, so make sure you plan on being at HITEC in time to participate. More... |
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.jpg) Closing Session: Former Disney Executive Dennis Snow to Discuss Customer Service
 HITEC Doesn't End Once You Leave on ThursdayHITEC.org Delivers Multiple Reference Tools HITEC continues to deliver value after the show through multiple tools available on the HITEC web site. Complement your HITEC experience by referencing exhibitor and speaker information when you return to your office and get back to business. More... |
 Sprint Leads the 4G Revolution with America's First 4G PhoneVisit Sprint at HITEC Booth # 1124 The critics agree that HTC EVOTM 4G is this summer's must-have wireless experience as it continues to win their accolades and endorsements. CNET, LAPTOP and eWeek gave HTC EVO 4G awards for Best of Show when it was announced at CTIA this spring. Engadget said, "It's easily the best specced phone we've ever witnessed." The Financial Times cooed, "The first 4G phone in the U.S., the HTC EVO ... ticks just about all the boxes for my ideal phone." More...
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To maintain its high value, plans for preventing pirate exhibitors (also known as Outboarders or Suitcasers) at HITEC 2010 have been established for the show. It is common for unaffiliated or non-exhibiting vendors to take advantage of the show’s popularity by promoting their wares leading up to and near the show, or on the exhibit hall floor in an unofficial capacity. HFTP is enacting preventive measures to restrain pirate exhibitors, including rules prohibiting unofficial companies from associating themselves with HITEC, stepping-up security and increasing awareness of the issue among HITEC constituents and official HITEC hotels. More...
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