The 8.2″ Droid Xyboard is a solid device. It’s Motorola’s follow-up to the original Xoom tablet, and it’s quite impressive.  Here is a video review of the device, with some specs, pros & cons listed below as well.

• 1.2 GHz dual-core
• 1GB RAM
• 1280 x 800 IPS LCD display
• Running Android 3.2 (Honeycomb)
• 1.3MP front camera, 5MP rear
• Reviewed the 16GB version (16, 32GB flavors available in 8.2″ model and 16, 32 & 64GB available in 10.1″ model)
• Has micro USB and mini-HDMI out
• 3960 mAh battery (7000 on the 10.1″ model)
• LTE and WiFi connectivity
• 0.85 lbs

PROS:

• Thin & light, but still feels very sturdy
• Screen is gorgeous. Colors are brilliant, and it gets super bright!
• LTE is screaming fast

CONS:

• Poor placement/style of the power & volume buttons
• Device is on the pricey side

 

Tags: 4G, Android, data, Droid, LTE, Review, tablet, Verizon, Xyboard

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