Tablet war :Motorola Xoom

The Xoom had been hyped a lot about before its launch, and it did live up to the hype after it was launched. It is not surprising that Google chose the Motorola Xoom as the first hardware platform to showcase its Android 3.0 Honeycomb operating system. This 10-inch widescreen tablet is powered by the NVIDIA Tegra 2 Ap20H dual core processor, this tablet has ample amount of spare horsepower for demanding tasks.
This is also the first tablet to support the new 4G LTE network, dubbed the new mobile superhighway. It has everything you want in a tablet, but the one thing that may hurt about it is its very expensive price tag of $800. There is also a subsidized version priced at $600 in U.S., but that includes a two year Verizon contract at $20 per month. A Wi-Fi version is expected soon and that one may probably be priced more competitively.