This was one of the most anticipated tablets, but when it was released, it was a disappointment. A price of 36000 for the wifi 3G version meant that it was
almost as expensive as the ipad2 and could not compete with the mediocre screen.
Still, why is it a good buy and why am I recommending it?
- Ice Cream Sandwich: It has already been announced that the Xoom will get ICS. I’ve seen some early builds based on AOSP code (totally without Motorola’s support and unoptimized) and the tablet simply flies. With a properly optimized and supported ROM, it will make it a completely different experience.
Of course, the usual strengths still remain, the specs arent very different from the other tablets, but this is the original Google experience tablet, so you can be sure of updates for ICS and beyond.
Pros Motorola Xoom Wi-Fi, 3G, 32 GB
- The best part honeycomb apps present in very large no.
- Updates r always on show.Upgardable to 4G n 3.2 honey comb..
- HD video plays without stoping in realy smoothly..(not like other tabs)
- Anderoid market really suport it with lots of free apps..(Dat is y u can find lots of android fans)..
- Flash player support , So u can play games in net (thats why ipad2 was discouraged)
- Pretty fast bluetooth n wifi respond.Rooting it is quite easy.
- Micro sd slot, mini hdmi plug, mini usb plug all in bult (in ipad’s or other tab’s it might cost ur pocket weight’s)
- Not much key button only on/off n volume key….
Cons Pros Motorola Xoom Wi-Fi, 3G, 32 GB
- Mostly i hate about it is the worst touch screen.
- Really really poor battery back up.Display…. worst tablet display…. colors r totally washed out..
- Hang hang n hang , Too much auto running programs.
- Weight. u might make some bishaps..
- Speaker placed in totally wrong place… (behind)
- It is quite slow.When u use it while charging it dis tab become on it’s own.
