The digicam is operated directly over the 10.1' display. On the back is a 5 megapixel digital camera with auto-focus and a built-in flash. This is especially well suited for chatting via Skype or on Google 'Talk'. The front camera serves as a webcam and has a resolution of 2 megapixels. The Xoom is fitted with two cameras as standard. There's no reason to complain about its construction though it's not forged from a single piece, the case still gives a solid and compact impression. But the Xoom is much thicker than the iPad2 and you'll notice the difference in size right away if you are familiar with both devices. In terms of size and weight, the Xoom from Motorola is in the same league as the Asus Eee Pad Transformer TF101 or the Viewsonic ViewPad 10s.īut, the tablet is still very compact at 12.9 mm x 249.1 mm x 167.8 mm and - if one uses it with both hands - it fits well in one's hands. As a comparison: The iPad2 'only' weighs 613g. There is also additional 280g or so for the charger. The Xoom tips the scales at a hefty 730g which we could definitely notice in testing. The display on the Motorola tablet is sightly larger with a 10.1 display diagonal, which means that one has to accept a bit more weight. The chassis is kept in black and silver and with its slightly curved metal back, it boasts a similarly good look and feel as the apple pendant. In terms of its looks, the Xoom could easily pass as an older product from Apple.

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