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May 3, 2011 04:31 pm GMT
The march towards the generic Android tablet has begun. Most of the first Honeycomb tablets are indistinguishable from each other save one or two tiny differences. The Xoom hit the market first and still hasarguablythe best reviews while the G-Slate made a name for itself with 3D movies. Then there's the Asus Transformer with its $150 optional keyboard dock and the Acer Iconia Tab with, well, a full size USB port.So now the buying points come down to the minutiae. Take the Xoom and the Iconia Tab. There's a $150 difference in price with the only major hardware difference being the Xoom rocks 32GB of flash memory rather than 16GB. Still, I've found several, five to be exact, notable difference between the two. Spoiler: The Xoom isn't worth the extra money if you don't care about storage.
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The Five (Minor) Differences Between The Motorola Xoom And Acer Iconia Tab
The march towards the generic Android tablet has begun. Most of the first Honeycomb tablets are indistinguishable from each other save one or two tiny differences. The Xoom hit the market first and still hasarguablythe best reviews while the G-Slate made a name for itself with 3D movies. Then there's the Asus Transformer with its $150 optional keyboard dock and the Acer Iconia Tab with, well, a full size USB port.So now the buying points come down to the minutiae. Take the Xoom and the Iconia Tab. There's a $150 difference in price with the only major hardware difference being the Xoom rocks 32GB of flash memory rather than 16GB. Still, I've found several, five to be exact, notable difference between the two. Spoiler: The Xoom isn't worth the extra money if you don't care about storage.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/xRAi-uD5FqI/
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