The first iteration of Honeycomb was far from perfect, with many inconsistencies and bugs, and the hardware itself was nothing that spectacular either. So people just decided to skip the Xoom and wait for other Android tablets, such as the Asus Eee Pad Transformer, which has been a lot more affordable since it hit the streets, and as a consequence has seen many stock shortages in the US.
Motorola seems to have woken up to the whole thing and decided to cut the Xoom's price to $499.99, matching the cheapest iPad 2. That price applies, of course, to the Wi-Fi-only version of the tablet. Now though there's a way to get the Xoom even cheaper than what Moto recommends, but only if you act fast.
According to Android Police, all you have to do is print the coupon you see above and take it to the nearest Staples store. As you can see, the coupon will give you a cool $50 off the price of the Wi-Fi-only Xoom. And since that price is now $499.99, the tablet will be yours for $449.99. I bet you didn't see that coming back when Moto's tablet was selling for $599.99.
source: Unwired View
Artikel Terkait:
Motorola
- Android 4.0.4 now on its way to HSPA+ Samsung Galaxy Nexus and Nexus S, US Motorola Xoom Wi-Fi
- Motorola Droid Xyboard 10.1 Review
- Motorola XYBOARD 8.2 and 10.1 updates from Verizon arrive
- Verizon's Motorola Droid Xyboard tablets get global roaming abilities via software update
- UK: Motorola Xoom Wi-Fi now just �249.99
- Motorola Xoom Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update starts rolling out
- Verizon drops price of Motorola DROID RAZR to $199.99
- Motorola Xoom drips with Ice Cream Sandwich update
- Wi-Fi-only Motorola Xyboard tablets now up for pre-order, shipping this month
- Motorola Xyboard WiFi-only up for pre-order
0 comments:
Post a Comment