Xoom from Motorola - Google's Android wonder[/caption]
The big deal for Motorola's Xoom is not so much becoming the "iPad Killer" - there is no need to kill anything actually. The big win already for all concerned is that Google, Android, Motorola, and all those stockholders out there have a chip in the game. Just being named in the same sentence with iPad seems enough these days. In the upcoming tablet wars (yes, expect to be pissed you spent $800 soon) so much is possible - and on the way. For now though, the name says it all for Xoom. I want one any way.
The only negative I see for the Xoom is the price (not a big deal if you want it bad enough). At $799 bucks it is a bit of a bitter pill, but for that layout you get a larger display than the iPad, front-and-rear facing cameras, 32GB of storage, and Android 3.0 (aka Honeycomb) too boot. I would call it comparable myself.
Xoom from Motorola - Google's Android wonder[/caption]
The big deal for Motorola's Xoom is not so much becoming the "iPad Killer" - there is no need to kill anything actually. The big win already for all concerned is that Google, Android, Motorola, and all those stockholders out there have a chip in the game. Just being named in the same sentence with iPad seems enough these days. In the upcoming tablet wars (yes, expect to be pissed you spent $800 soon) so much is possible - and on the way. For now though, the name says it all for Xoom. I want one any way.
The only negative I see for the Xoom is the price (not a big deal if you want it bad enough). At $799 bucks it is a bit of a bitter pill, but for that layout you get a larger display than the iPad, front-and-rear facing cameras, 32GB of storage, and Android 3.0 (aka Honeycomb) too boot. I would call it comparable myself.
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