Does the $800 price tag for the Motorola Xoom get you down? Good news — a WiFi-only version of the Android tablet will be launching in the US on March 27 for just $599. Running Android 3.0, the 10.1-inch tablet will be stocked with 32GB of on-board memory and come with all the bells and whistles of the 3G version (dual core 1Ghz processors, 1GB of RAM, etc.). Where can you get the new tablet? Read more

As you may have heard, Apple announced the iPad 2 during a press event in San Francisco yesterday. Reviews so far have been glowing, but Steve Jobs did not hold back on discussing why the company's competitors aren't succeeding in this space. Jobs declared that manufacturers are still designing tablets to work like PCs, when tablets aren't used like regular computers; Apple understands this, Read more

We got our first look at the iPad during last year's Oscars, but this year it's Motorola that's pulling out all the stops to make sure the celebrity influences are well equipped with its product — some of this year's high-profile Academy Awards nominees and presenters will find a brand new Xoom tablet in their swag bags, made especially for the occasion and decked out in gold, along with a Read more

After getting a good look at the Motorola Xoom tablet at CES (and wiping the drool away from my face — honestly, this thing is pretty slick up close), the Android Honeycomb-equipped tablet has had a release date and price leak. Turns out, Best Buy will be launching the 32GB tablet on Feb. 17 for $700. While I'd prefer to pay less for the 10.1-inch Xoom, it is coming with some pretty impressive Read more

Motorola's website may have outed its tablet before its official announcement, but the Xoom was out in full force on the show floor at CES. We couldn't get our hands on the sleek 10.1-inch tablet, but we were given a run-through by a Motorola rep. It seems like quite the machine from what I could tell, but you can get a look for yourself in the video after the jump. Read more

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 Read more