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HARDWARE
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PocketNow web lurked around the newly redesigned Motorola Mobility website and saw quite a lot of interesting products. Screenshots were taken down, but not before they spread on the Internet...
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GRAPHICS, HARDWARE, BUSINESS
NEWS
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AMD and ARM recently got into the spotlight with rumors of AMD thinking to potentially adopt the ARM CPU architecture. This was fueled by the fact that a senior ARM executive will host a keynote at AMD's Fusion 11.
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HARDWARE, BUSINESS
ANALYSIS
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HARDWARE
NEWS
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Motorola Xoom can be yours for $600 if you sign on a dotted line, Verizon said Tuesday. It ships without Flash Player because it will be provided as a free download at a later stage.
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HARDWARE
NEWS
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Verizon Wireless has showed off a new teaser advert meant to drum up the excitement ahead of the official Xoom launch this coming Thursday. It's powerful, we like it a lot!
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HARDWARE
NEWS
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Motorola defends the Xoom's price tag by pointing out it offers a free upgrade path to a 4G modem that delivers data speeds of up to 50Mb/s, which justifies the $800 price point for the 32GB 3G model.
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HARDWARE
RUMORS
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A product page at Best Buy's online store suggested a whooping $1,200 price tag for Motorola's Xoom tablet, enough to buy you two entry-level iPads and a 16GB iPhone 4.
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APPLE, HARDWARE
NEWS
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Motorola aired a classy Super Bowl commercial that closely mimics the original Macintosh advert from 1984 to effectively compare Apple fans to a robotic, dumbed down army of clones. If you're an Apple fan, you'll hate it.
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APPLE
NEWS
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Prepping ground for its upcoming Android 3.0 tablet, Motorola is resorting to the oldest trick in the book - portraying Apple as a depressing Orwellian authority that controls everything you see, hear and do.
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HARDWARE, BUSINESS
NEWS
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Motorola is planning to ship up to one million Xoom tablets during the first quarter of 2011. Could be possible because the gadget files as a flagship Android 3.0 device with enough bells and whistles to turn heads.
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HARDWARE
NEWS
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CES 2011 — Verizon arrived all guns blazing at a CES press conference to reveal an arsenal of 4G LTE gadgets coming your way in the first half of 2011. On display were fancy smartphones, powerful tablets, notebooks and more.
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