Microsoft took center stage at the Digital Life conference in New York City. Open to the general public this week, consumers (and to a lesser extend industry participants) gathered there to learn about home entertainment, video games, mobile lifestyle, wireless services, and online multimedia content, among other consumer digital subject matters.

Microsoft was there in full force, occupying the largest display area at the show, and in an unavoidable location near the front entrance (see top image below). Naturally msmobiles.com was there to report on the Windows Mobile action!

Below are images of every single device shown off in the booth-- the products Microsoft hopes US consumers will fill Christmas stockings with in December. They include the HTC TyTn II, BenQ P21, Palm Treo 750v, Samsung BlackJack, T-Mobile Dash, Motorola Q9 and HTC Touch smartphones.

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