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Memory Storage Capacity 1 GB
Screen Size 10.1 Inches
Display Resolution Maximum 1280 x 800 Pixels

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  • Linux 1 GHz Motorola ARM dual-core CORTEX A9 OMAP 4
  • 1 GB DRAM
  • Android 3.1 (Honeycomb).
  • 802_11_BGN
  • It also consists of 802.11b/g/n, 5-megapixel rear-facing camera, 2-megapixel front-facing web cam.
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    Standing screen display size ‎10.1 Inches
    Screen Resolution ‎1280 x 800
    Max Screen Resolution ‎1280 x 800 Pixels
    Processor ‎1 GHz
    RAM ‎1 GB DRAM
    Memory Speed ‎1000 MHz
    Hard Drive ‎32 GB
    Graphics Coprocessor ‎ULP GeForce
    Chipset Brand ‎Nvidia
    Wireless Type ‎802.11bgn
    Number of USB 2.0 Ports ‎1
    Average Battery Life (in hours) ‎10 Hours
    Other Technical Details
    Brand ‎Motorola
    Series ‎Xoom
    Item model number ‎XOOM Wi-Fi
    Hardware Platform ‎Android
    Operating System ‎Android 3.0 Honeycomb
    Item Weight ‎1.61 pounds
    Product Dimensions ‎9.8 x 6.6 x 0.5 inches
    Item Dimensions LxWxH ‎9.8 x 6.6 x 0.5 inches
    Color ‎Black
    Rear Webcam Resolution ‎5 MP
    Processor Brand ‎ARM
    Number of Processors ‎2
    Computer Memory Type ‎DRAM
    Flash Memory Size ‎32 GB
    Hard Drive Rotational Speed ‎1000 RPM
    Audio-out Ports (#) ‎1
    Battery Type ‎lithium_ion
    Power Source ‎Battery Powered
    Batteries ‎1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)

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    Date First Available March 16, 2011

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    The Motorola XOOM weighs 25 ounces and measures 9.8 x 6.6 x 0.5 inches. Its 3250 mAh lithium-ion battery is rated at up to 10 hours of video playback, up to 10 hours of Wi-Fi web browsing, and up to 3.3 days of MP3 playback.1-Year Limited Warranty

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    Customers praise the tablet's functionality, noting it performs equally to the original iPad, and appreciate its speed, with one customer highlighting its snappy processor. The display receives positive feedback for being crisp and clear, and customers find it user-friendly with intuitive navigation. The build quality is solid, and while many Android apps are available, some customers report that high-profile apps don't run on the device. Customers disagree on the weight, with some finding it easy to carry while others note it feels heavy after extended use.

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    308 customers mention "Tablet quality"308 positive0 negative

    Customers find the tablet to be a fantastic device with a great camera and operating system.

    "...So no review one how she handles games. I did down load Icells. Amazing graphics even on full zoom! Color is spectacular!..." Read more

    "...It features tabbed browsing that rivals a desktop, has "on demand" flash to allow you to only see the flash content you want to see by clicking on it..." Read more

    "I fully agree with the guy who made the chess analogy. This is a great device but you need to be able to look beyond the obvious to use it well...." Read more

    "...It is also a great Amazon Kindle platform, so for road warriors this is a good all in one device that simplifies their mobile infrastructure...." Read more

    234 customers mention "Functionality"178 positive56 negative

    Customers find the tablet extremely functional, performing equally to the original iPad, with the camera working well. One customer specifically mentions that Netflix works like a charm.

    "...loaded tons of apps and tweaked and played and xoom is still running flawlessly with no slow downs, no lags, no issues at all...." Read more

    "...could use an interface uplift but works on all sorts of music formats including my music i thought was eternally corrupted with iTunes formatting..." Read more

    "...It handles 3D graphics without any hesitation. The Honeycomb UI is excellent and very well designed for the tablet form factor...." Read more

    "...It isn't complex, most all the options and concepts are obvious and easy to understand and your first game is going to be pretty similar to your..." Read more

    175 customers mention "Speed"125 positive50 negative

    Customers praise the tablet's speed, describing it as a super fast, responsive device with quick loading times and smooth operating system performance.

    "...I can say the touch sensitivity is fabulous!! Xoom response is with no effort, no lag. The power button being on the back is actually ok...." Read more

    "...The scrolling is smooth and fluid. There is no hesitation, or glitch. My device has never rebooted or crashed...." Read more

    "...I pad 2 had no flash and blurry, xoom was nice and clear. The xoom is fast, granted not as smooth as the I pad 2, but it's not that noticable...." Read more

    "...HD video plays back flawlessly, however most other video content does not play smoothly. This is most evident with panning shots. They look horrible...." Read more

    159 customers mention "Screen quality"130 positive29 negative

    Customers praise the tablet's display, noting its high resolution and vibrant colors, with one customer specifically mentioning its crystal clarity.

    "...I did down load Icells. Amazing graphics even on full zoom! Color is spectacular! Xooms response to the 3D viewing is exciting...." Read more

    "...is not listed as a "tablet optimized" app, however it looks absolutely stunning on the Xoom and scales to the large screen like it was written for..." Read more

    "...I pad 2 had no flash and blurry, xoom was nice and clear. The xoom is fast, granted not as smooth as the I pad 2, but it's not that noticable...." Read more

    "...in these last two paragraphs is that the Xoom is a much better device for displaying text than any of the lower resolution competition...." Read more

    132 customers mention "Ease of use"107 positive25 negative

    Customers find the tablet easy to use, praising its intuitive navigation and user-friendly interface, particularly noting that the keyboard is simple to operate.

    "...The power button being on the back is actually ok. Its easy to find and feel. Besides, my fingertips are on the back while I'm holding it...." Read more

    "...As far as Honeycomb goes, I find it to be a straightforward, well thought out layout that will take only about 1 hour to master...." Read more

    "...Still when it comes to convenience of stowage, tablets are hard to beat. -----------------Update-------------------------..." Read more

    "...Exchange servers (belonging to different organizations), note taking was easy and any Microsoft Office files were easily handled by apps pre-..." Read more

    114 customers mention "Build quality"114 positive0 negative

    Customers find the tablet well made and solid, with one customer noting its robust Android Market.

    "...Besides, my fingertips are on the back while I'm holding it. She feels solid and well built. The sound is better than I expected for a small device...." Read more

    "...There is no hesitation, or glitch. My device has never rebooted or crashed. The first charge yielded a full 16 hours before I needed to recharge it...." Read more

    "...-expandable memory -**Durability** -**Battery life** (easily get 12 hours of video) Cons..." Read more

    "...They could very easily, and securely, lower their licensing costs by moving to a Honeycomb client infrastructure...." Read more

    112 customers mention "App variety"45 positive67 negative

    Customers have mixed opinions about the tablet's app variety, with some praising the Android app selection and availability of free options, while others report that many high-profile apps don't run and new Droid apps are incompatible.

    "...This one thing, in my opinion, makes Xoom, non-comparable to the iPad. So many reviews focus on internal memory...." Read more

    "...a great Amazon Kindle platform, so for road warriors this is a good all in one device that simplifies their mobile infrastructure...." Read more

    "...You'll also hear that the apps for Honeycomb are lacking. This is true. However, the old Android apps run surprisingly well on the Xoom...." Read more

    "...Xoom currently has around 60 apps and it can run Android phone apps (but they are stretched in one direction which makes them look strange)...." Read more

    84 customers mention "Weight"27 positive57 negative

    Customers have mixed opinions about the tablet's weight, with some finding it not too heavy and easy to carry, while others note that it feels heavy after 15-20 minutes of use and is thinner than expected.

    "...The top of the device is heavier than the bottom. After holding the device for awhile, your wrists will get tired...." Read more

    "...Even after the silicone skin is on it, the Xoom still don't feel bulky. It is just about right. Honeycomb OS is intuitive...." Read more

    "...7. During extended reading/browsing on bed it feels heavy after 15-20 mins...." Read more

    "...it is a little heavier and bigger than other tablets but i knew that going in...." Read more

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    5 out of 5 stars
    Best deal as of January 2012
    Got my Xoom a couple days ago. over all I couldnt be more satisfied. This is the only tab as of this date to have the official Ice Cream Sandwich update (android 4.0) , the latest OS. When I first fired it up it ran Android version 3.0, it then proceeded to update itself to 3.1, and after that to 3.2 which, then asked me to update again. once I did, it downloaded and installed the latest Android version 4.0.3 The OS update makes this Tab feel much faster and newer than anything else on the market. and its going for less than 350 refurbished. its a no brainer!!
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    • Shanti
      5.0 out of 5 stars Can update to Ice Cream OS!!!
      Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2012
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      I have read lot of reviews and the comments to them. There is worry about not getting a US version from Amazon sellers.
      *Even if its free ship or prime it can still be coming from a 3rd party seller.
      I saw that masterdeals ripped someone off sending them a Asian version for a US buyer. I sure didnt want that as ONLY the US version at this time can be updated to ICS, the latest OS. So, I went with Our Family Values/Owner Jon Brinton instead via Amazon Prime. *Just look at the 'new' list under the in stock' notification in the ad. There are other sellers using Prime and free ship.

      I am happy. Our Family Values send me a new, never opened, USA version of xoom. I immediately updated to ICS. All xoom wifi's can be updated to ICS even if purchased when they first came out. The only way you cant is if your's is some how messed up or its not a US version!
      *Asian xooms come in a red box. Do not open...send back!!! Blue box is US or UK. US build will be Build HWI69. You can find that in the about option in your settings on the xoom. So if you got a blue box but cant update to 4.0.3, ICS, you may have the UK or Canadian version!!! Check the build number!

      As for the xoom review itself. I just got it so I cant say much. I opened it, checked the build to make sure it was a USA version and then, had 66% battery charge on it, I updated it starting with the installed 3.0 then updated to... 3.1, 3.2 and then, 4.0.3, ICS! After than workout I put it on the charger for the first time since I was down to 54% after all the updates and installing them.
      Another thing I can say is if you want a netbook or laptop, get those. This is a tablet and even though ICS is very useful, its still not a full PC!

      I'll revise the review as I work with the xoom as she how she runs.

      So watch the seller, check your build. It should be an OS of 3.0 and build HWI69.
      *To update do not put any new apps on your tablet. Open, set up, and update first! If you have been using it for awhile you have to reset it to factory defaults so it clears data first. Its in the settings. You can back up the data.

      Ok, I'll be back after I spend some time playing with this xoom. :D

      I have been messing around, making it pretty, loading apps, etc. I can say the touch sensitivity is fabulous!! Xoom response is with no effort, no lag. The power button being on the back is actually ok. Its easy to find and feel. Besides, my fingertips are on the back while I'm holding it. She feels solid and well built. The sound is better than I expected for a small device. Her sound beats my netbook and its a nice sound, not tinny.My screen is set to auto and the res and contrast to me is great! First impression...excellent tab, especially with ICS.
      As for fingerprints, yes she gets them as most do but soon I will have a zag shield (from amazon) on mine. I have a full leather case that wont ever need to be removed as all ports and access are available and it is for tabletop, has stand, and fold over for book like holding.

      Oh my tab is for homeschooling so the apps are mostly education based, no gaming here. So no review one how she handles games. I did down load Icells. Amazing graphics even on full zoom! Color is spectacular! Xooms response to the 3D viewing is exciting.
      More to come...
      Last update for now. I have loaded tons of apps and tweaked and played and xoom is still running flawlessly with no slow downs, no lags, no issues at all. In fact it runs better than our pc's, or any other device we have. Its perfection IMO. I am glad I picked the xoom and upgraded to ICS.
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    • D.E.P
      4.0 out of 5 stars An unbiased, objective review of the Motorola Xoom.
      Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2011
      Verified Purchase
      There have been a lot of negative things said about the Motorola Xoom. I have read just about all of them. I have read that the Xoom is made of cheap plastic and has a poor screen with horrid viewing angles. I have read that the battery life is horrible due to the use of the Flash plug in. I have also read that the Xoom is big, clunky, has an unstable OS, it is buggy and crashes more often than not. When the Verizon 3G version was released, I was reminded over and over again that the $799.00 price tag was complete suicide and that the Xoom was officially dead on arrival. . I know there are a lot of you that are on the fence about whether or not you should buy this tablet, and at $599.00 for the Wi-Fi version, it is not a decision to be taken lightly. If you go by what has been said by biased internet bloggers giving reviews after using the device for only 5 minutes, it is easy to understand your apprehension. So as a proud owner of this tablet, I feel compelled to write this detailed, objective review, so that you will know the truth at least, and hopefully I can offer some guidance and tips to help you get the most from this very powerful tablet. I have to admit that I was feeling a bit skeptical, but something told me to go to a store and see for myself if the negative things being said were true, and I am glad I did. When I picked up the device, even before turning it on, I was absolutely stunned by the build quality. Although the tablet is made of plastic, it does not feel cheap by any means. The screen has a really smooth buttery feel to it and it is easy to scroll with your fingers. There is no flexing of the tablet and it has a very solid, almost military spec build quality. I remembered thinking that Motorola had actually over done it with the build quality. This tablet features Gorilla Glass by Corning and a screen protector is unnecessary. Although I don't want to test this, it feels as though the Xoom could survive a fall without breaking. When I turned the device on, I was wowed by the HD quality of the screen. There are no viewing angle issues. In fact, if I lay the Xoom flat in my hand, I can still read the text on the screen. There is no light bleed or leaking from the corners, or anywhere else on the screen. Text is very easy to read, and games look absolutely incredible. At this point I understood why the device was so expensive. You definitely don't get the feeling that the price is unjustified in this area. At that point I knew I had to have this tablet, but I wanted the Wi-Fi only version. From my experience with the 3G version of the Xoom I was actually surprised that it was discounted to $599, and I feared that this version would be made using cheaper materials to meet the lower price point. When I received it from Amazon, I am happy to report that the only difference is that the back cover is a dark metallic silver versus the all black Verizon 3G version and the lack of a 3G radio obviously. Everything else is the same. There have been negative reports about the Honeycomb OS being buggy and unfinished, and besides the lack of SD card support until a future update, nothing could be further from the truth. The first charge took about 45 minutes. I booted the device and went to the market and downloaded Flash 10.2. The scrolling is smooth and fluid. There is no hesitation, or glitch. My device has never rebooted or crashed. The first charge yielded a full 16 hours before I needed to recharge it. A quick visit to the android market and I downloaded ROCKPLAYER. It is a video player with a codec list that will play videos in virtually any format without any re-encoding needed. Just connect the Xoom to your PC, drag the videos to the video folder in the Xoom, and hit play. Copying large files to the Xoom is very fast, about 2 minutes for a 800MB file. The Xoom has a mini HDMI port with a true mirror function. Just connect it to the HDMI port on your television, and everything on the Xoom is displayed on the TV instantly. There is another media server app called PLEX that works brilliantly on the Xoom. It is a 2 part app. The first half is installed on your PC. Register an account, and set up a share folder. The second part is the Android app for the Xoom, which you must download from the market. It costs $4.95. Once you install on the Xoom, and connect, it streams all music and video content from your PC to the Xoom, provided that your PC is on. You can set up port forwarding through your router, and stream content to the Xoom from anywhere in the country over Wi-Fi. And speaking of Wi-Fi, tethering the Xoom could not be easier. As long as your Android phone is rooted, you can download a free app from the market called WI-FI TETHER. Once you set up the password on the Xoom, it is stored permanently in memory and the Xoom will automatically connect each time you activate the tethering feature on your phone. I tried this just this past weekend while on a trip in the car. The Xoom connects very reliably and surfing was fast and a non-issue. The native browser on the Xoom has some kinks to be ironed out and because of this, I don't recommend using it. When surfing websites, it still tends to land you on the mobile version of websites. There are instructions to enable desktop spoofing , but the browser "forgets" these settings each time you close it. The solution is to download the very capable and free DOLPHIN HD browser from the market. Most android users use this browser anyway. It is one of the best android browsers, hands down and many will argue that it IS the best. It features tabbed browsing that rivals a desktop, has "on demand" flash to allow you to only see the flash content you want to see by clicking on it, and numerous add-ons and skins to customize it. It even has a PDF reader add-on that will allow you to read PDF documents directly from the web in the browser. On the second charge, my Xoom yielded an astonishing 26.3 hours! That was watching 2 full length movies, hours of surfing the web, and playing games on the device. There have been complaints about the volume and power buttons. I can attest that the power button located on the back of the device is in a well thought out location, but you would have to actually use the device for longer than 5 minutes to realize this. When you pick up the Xoom, your left index finger sort of naturally falls where the power button is, and after the first day, you will be actually thankful that it is there. The volume buttons however I find to be a bit annoying. They are over engineered meaning that they feel like they will last for 100 years, but because of this, they are kind of hard to push in. Adding to the annoyance, they are slightly recessed, making them hard to locate by feel. As far as Honeycomb goes, I find it to be a straightforward, well thought out layout that will take only about 1 hour to master. There are things that are different from Android 2.2, but once you learn the differences, you will actually appreciate it more. Now although the Xoom is almost perfect, perfection is elusive, and with the positives, there must be negatives, however in this case they are temporary negatives. Firstly, the micro SD slot is covered by a pullout tab, that when pulled out, reveals a plastic dummy SD card, that I recommend you pulling out and tossing immediately, lest you soon lose the pullout tab. The dummy SD card is a little oversized and thus kept pushing the pullout tab out from the tablet. If not for careful and constant pushing the pullout tab back into the Xoom, I know I would have lost it by now. Getting rid of the dummy SD card solved the issue. We can fault Google all we want but it is the 3rd party apps that are the problem. Downloading the Nook E-reader app was successful, however it force closes every time I try to read a book. Pandora does not work at all at this point however they are working on an update. Fring does not work, however the TANGO video chat application does, although with some minor issues with the cameras being upside down in portrait position. People love to shout from the mountaintops that the Xoom only has 16/53/100 apps depending on who you ask. Well you should ask someone like me, because I actually have one and can give you a definitive answer. The truth is when you visit the market, all 60 thousand or so apps show up on the Xoom. There is a tab that you can click which will feature the official "tablet optimized" apps, but that does not mean that none of the other tens of thousands of apps won't work perfectly on the Xoom. Perfect example: The CNN app is not listed as a "tablet optimized" app, however it looks absolutely stunning on the Xoom and scales to the large screen like it was written for the Xoom. It is just hit or miss right now. Most of the apps that I have installed are not "tablet optimized" but they look just fine. So don't believe everything you read about this apps thing. Trust me it is only going to get better. If any of you have used windows 7 you will understand this next part perfectly. Remember when you had to make sure you had all of the drivers before you did a new install with XP? And the first time you installed windows 7 and it did all of this automatically? Well that's how Honeycomb sets up your device thee first time you register your market/Gmail account. The Xoom automatically installs all of you previously purchased apps and then updates them. Without you even realizing that it happened. There is a full syncing customization menu in Honeycomb that will allow you to select all aspects of account syncing to tailor it to your needs. Tapping on the clock, opens a quick menu that allows you to select screen brightness, Wi-Fi toggle, screen orientation lock, and other settings at a glance eliminating the need to install toggle switch widgets. If you scroll down further, you can open the full settings menu to gain access to more detailed settings and functions. Motorola kept the GPS radio on the Wi-Fi Xoom in spite of the deletion of the 3G radio, so all of the functionality is still there. Google maps and Google navigation are already installed, and as long as the Xoom is tethered to your smart phone, it functions exactly like the 3G version. Download another free app from the market called WHERE and it will take advantage of the GPS radio immediately. WHERE will update your location automatically, and tell you every restaurant, attraction, movie theater, and gas station within a 30 mile radius of your location, Not only can you see the movie start times of all movies directly from the device, but thanks to Flash 10.2, you can watch movie trailers in full HD right inside the app. In summary, It is simple. If you were worried about the build quality, screen viewing angles on the Xoom, I can attest that the things you have read are complete lies, and I give the Xoom a 10 out of 10 in this area. If you were worried about the OS being buggy and unfinished, I can tell you that other than the lack of micro SD card support until a future software update, then that is also another lie. Yes, there are problems with some 3rd party apps not being compatible with the device. But we all know that this is going to change soon. I really hope that this is not the only argument that the Apple camp has against the Xoom because if it is, then Apple is in trouble, if not now, surely not too far down the road, because the Xoom and the Honeycomb OS have already proven themselves to be so much more advanced and far ahead of the iPad. And once these minor issues with 3rd party apps are ironed out, along with the micro SD card support, the Motorola Xoom is going to be a force to be reckoned with. I really hope that you find this review helpful in your purchasing decision and if any of the above issues were keeping you on the fence, then I recommend you jump off now and hit that add to cart button.
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      5.0 out of 5 stars Five Stars
      Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 21, 2017
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      Excellent tTablet and eay to use
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      5.0 out of 5 stars Five Stars
      Reviewed in Canada on November 27, 2017
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