Motorola Xoom Tablet Running Android 3.0 Honeycomb

by Kristy Korcz 0

The Motorola CES press conference is going on right now, but it seems that the company has already released a promo image for its Honeycomb tablet, called the Xoom, along with another device called the Droid Bionic.

Update: We've had a chance to get the details on the new products, and both are coming with dual-core processors (dual-core = fast!). First, let's talk about the Xoom.

The Xoom will come stocked with:

• 10.1-inch HD wide-screen display
• Dual core 1Ghz processor
• "Floating" multi-finger use interface
• Android 3.0
• 2MP front-facing camera, 5MP rear-facing camera with HD-quality recording and LED flash
• First tablet to use a dual core processor, which means its faster and more powerful
• 720p video playback
• "Upgradable to 4G" — a 4G device will come out later this year, but all models are upgradable to 4G
• 1MB of internal RAM

The Xoom will be available in Q1 2011. Find out about the Droid Bionic when you read more.

The Droid Bionic is a new smartphone from Motorola that will come with dual-core 1Ghz processors, and should be available in Q1 2011. Check out the specs below:

• Verizon 4G LTE capable
• 4.3-inch HD display
• HDMI out
• 512MB of RAM
• Adobe Flash and HTML5 supported
• Front-facing VGA camera, and rear-facing 8MP camera