What makes Moto Xoom cost $799?
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Motorola XOOM must go back to factory for LTE upgrade; to take 6 business days | BGR | Boy Genius Report02-23-11 06:16 PMLike 0 - This thing just get worst as each day goes by. Each day news comes out that makes the device seem rushed. Between the price, no flash, can't use SD card slot, they just make it way too easy for Apple and this is good for the Playbook to swoop in and get some of the market share. I just don't understand why you release the device without these features and then inconvenience the customer even more by making them have to send it back for 4G.02-23-11 06:55 PMLike 0
- This thing just get worst as each day goes by. Each day news comes out that makes the device seem rushed. Between the price, no flash, can't use SD card slot, they just make it way too easy for Apple and this is good for the Playbook to swoop in and get some of the market share. I just don't understand why you release the device without these features and then inconvenience the customer even more by making them have to send it back for 4G.02-23-11 07:05 PMLike 0
- The "upgrade" to LTE was always know from the beginning. so that does really bother me. the no flash is dissappointing though. I am thinking the WIFI only version will come once the flash issues resolved though02-23-11 07:08 PMLike 0
- It would have been far better they either released a Wifi only or a 3G version in the first place than this whole melodrama and I think Xoom would have been alot cheaper with out them accounting for an additional return shipping and supports costs into the MSRP. With this they are not just losing the customer focus on the Xoom but any other product Motorola would release in the future.02-23-11 07:09 PMLike 0
- Crucial_XtremeRetired ModeratorHere's a review of the Xoom. Unlike the PlayBook, the Xoom has serious lag problems when there's too many apps open. Among other problems. Look like the Xoom needs some work. They'll get it better with future firmware updates.
Review: Motorola Xoom – The Android Tablet Redefined02-23-11 08:53 PMLike 0 - 02-23-11 09:25 PMLike 0
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- Hmm, charge $200-300 up front for the shipping, handling and upgrade cost, and hope that some customers don't bother with sending theirs back.02-23-11 11:30 PMLike 0
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This was the best tablet at CES? Lol I guess I can see why at least the demo unit at CES could actually play videos. One reviewer complained that his couldn't. I just hope RIM launches the PlayBook when its ready. The Xoom needed some more time in the oven.
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02-24-11 08:46 AMLike 0 -
The flash (or lack thereof) wasn't really a big deal in my mind..as long as it was followed up in a few weeks as promised. All these other issues are beginning to snowball this thing into a definate "steer clear" and avoid..especially for initial launch.02-24-11 09:10 AMLike 0 - what irks me the most is when companies TRY to insult your intelligence.
$799 is a dollar from $800.. last time i checked, and plus taxes it's gonna be close to $850 anyway.
Why not just price it at 800.02-24-11 09:49 AMLike 0 -
BBC NEWS | UK | Magazine | Why is a 99p price tag so attractive?02-24-11 10:32 AMLike 0 - +1 Wouldn't surprise me to start hearing unboxing stories about how people opened theirs and found it held together with duct tape
The flash (or lack thereof) wasn't really a big deal in my mind..as long as it was followed up in a few weeks as promised. All these other issues are beginning to snowball this thing into a definate "steer clear" and avoid..especially for initial launch.
Motorola XOOM - Verizon Wireless02-24-11 10:47 AMLike 0 - I live in DE so no sales tax me. Every buck counts LOL. No but I agree with you. But it's psychological pricing. Because it looks cheaper people perceive it to be cheaper. I read a story about it years back that back in the days when there was no sales tax and everything was priced at a rounded number that cashiers we dishonest and would pocket the money. So owners starting pricing their stuff 1 or 5 cents lower to ensure the cashier would have to open the drawer. Not sure how true that is but I did read it a couple years back.02-24-11 11:01 AMLike 0
- Doesn't come with flash now - but will be available as a free download
Motorola XOOM - Verizon Wireless02-24-11 11:19 AMLike 0 - The same reason gasoline is priced 1/10 of a penny less. Isn't everything priced this way in your area? It is where I live.02-24-11 11:20 AMLike 0
- +1 Wouldn't surprise me to start hearing unboxing stories about how people opened theirs and found it held together with duct tape
The flash (or lack thereof) wasn't really a big deal in my mind..as long as it was followed up in a few weeks as promised. All these other issues are beginning to snowball this thing into a definate "steer clear" and avoid..especially for initial launch.02-24-11 11:24 AMLike 0 - Motorola Xoom Review Roundup: It's Great, But Don't Buy It - Alexis Madrigal - Technology - The Atlantic
The takeaway is this: nice device, but wait until you see what Apple unveils on March 2.02-24-11 11:47 AMLike 0
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