1. Motorola Xoom (10.1-Inch, 32GB, Wi-Fi)
The Xoom has a reputation of being the best Android tablet for those who are into tweaking and
modifying their tablets. But that doesn’t mean that it is for techies only. The device we got had
the older Android version (Honeycomb) installed, but the upgrade to Ice Cream Sandwich was a
breeze. Although there were only a few apps pre-installed, with the tablet out of the box one can
watch movies, look at pics, listen to music, and do other basic tasks, plus there’s all the
Google-specific apps like maps, mail, and so on.
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The device feels big, and solid despite being very slim.Screen is bright if you set it to brighter
levels, and the speakers are superb, with no tinniness in the sound. The camera on the back
works very well also. Xoom charges fast. Showed up about 30% charged, and it was fully
charged in 2 hours. Plug and play works with a PC for file transfers, so we were able to jump my
music, pics, and some vids over without any serious problems.
Technical details:
Linux 1 GHz Motorola ARM dual-core CORTEX A9 OMAP 4
1 GB DRAM
Android 3.1 (Honeycomb). Upgradeable to Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich)
Ultra-fast Wireless-N Wi-Fi networking (802.11b/g/n)
5-megapixel rear-facing camera, 2-megapixel front-facing web cam.
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2. Integrated Google Maps with turn-by-turn navigation, street, satellite, and
three-dimensional landscape views.
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It must be said, Ice Cream Sandwich runs extremely smoothly on Xoom. It is almost as if the OS
was made for this device. To sum up, Best Android Tablet thinks that it is user-friendly enough
to be recommended to a new user, while satisfying to an old pro as well. A classy, good looking
device and great for entertainment.
Here are some words from a Xoom owner:
When I first got the Xoom about a week ago I turned it on and I really wasn’t blown away. I use
lots of devices, and my first impression of the Xoom just wasn’t stellar. However, I could see
the potential, and so I kept using it, I got some apps, I started to learn the interface and the
depth of the features.
Sometime during day 2 of using the Xoom it really hit me. The Xoom and the iPad are like chess
and checkers. When you first start playing chess (or trying to use the Xoom, in my amazing
analogy) you feel overwhelmed and confused. You can’t really do things smoothly, you don’t
understand the options, it just is not a great first impression. On the other hand, your first game
of checkers (or using the iPad) is probably going to be pretty smooth. 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 hundredth. (Jordan G. Roselle )
Read the rest of the review here
source: http://www.bestandroidtablet.us/motorola-xoom-10-1-inch-32gb-wi-fi/
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