Motorola Xoom 3G
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recensioni per Motorola Xoom 3G
Sorgente: ITNews Australia EN→IT Archive.org version
For those reasons, even if you’re desperate to buy an Android tablet, we’d advise you to hold onto your cash for the time being and see what the next few months bring. The Motorola Xoom ups the ante, without a doubt, but it isn’t everything that we’d been wishing for.
Singola recensione, disponibile online, Cortissimo, Data: 08/03/2011
Sorgente: Liliputing EN→IT Archive.org version
Honeycomb is definitely a huge step toward making Android more tablet-friendly. But the keyboard still isn’t as easy to use as it should be, the web browser still doesn’t display all web content as well as it could (particularly Adobe Flash elements that haven’t been optimized for mobile devices), and most importantly, there just aren’t enough killer apps for Android tablets… at least not yet.
Singola recensione, disponibile online, Lungo, Data: 05/24/2011
Sorgente: Computer Active EN→IT Archive.org version
As it's an early adopter of the Honeycomb operating system there aren't many apps available, but for browsing the web, catching up on TV and going through emails the Xoom is one of the best Android tablets we've seen.
Singola recensione, disponibile online, Cortissimo, Data: 05/11/2011
Valutazione: Punteggio totale: 80%
Sorgente: V3.co.uk EN→IT Archive.org version
Overall, while the Motorola Xoom has some flaws, it is still a solid device. Honeycomb is a pleasure to use and the Xoom offers better overall functionality than the iPad 2.
Singola recensione, disponibile online, Medio, Data: 04/20/2011
Valutazione: Punteggio totale: 80%
Sorgente: Stuff TV EN→IT Archive.org version
Brilliant, beautiful and buggy, this giant leap into the future of tablets is everything the iPad isn’t. And that’s mostly a good thing
Singola recensione, disponibile online, Cortissimo, Data: 03/30/2011
Valutazione: Punteggio totale: 80%
Sorgente: Ubergizmo English EN→IT Archive.org version
Overall the Motorola Xoom is one of the best tablets available on the market, featuring great performance, an efficient user interface and a good multimedia experience. However, the software is still a bit unstable, I had a few applications crash with error messages, the Facebook app for instance (which is buggy on Froyo as well) – but this could be the responsibility of the app developer, not Android or the device manufacturer. Hopefully things will get better with the next update. Personally, I prefer the iPad 2 for the design, the better user experience (with the exception of the disappointing camera) and the lower price. But others may prefer the Xoom for its customization capabilities, the ability to access Flash content in the browser, voice input for search and typing, the superior quality of the camera (software and hardware), the higher screen resolution, and the possibility to upgrade to 4G.
Singola recensione, disponibile online, Lungo, Data: 03/29/2011
Sorgente: Tom's Guide EN→IT Archive.org version
If you absolutely need to buy an Android tablet this week, then you should buy a Xoom. However, there is no real harm in waiting a few months if you can. Waiting until May or June means you can buy a Xoom with 4G and (probably) Adobe Flash 10.1 support, and there’s even a chance of the price dropping down from $800 (or $600 with a two year data contract) in that time frame because of all the impending competition. We hate waiting for new technology as much as the next guy or girl, but in this case it might be worth it.
Singola recensione, disponibile online, Lungo, Data: 03/09/2011
Sorgente: Maximum PC EN→IT Archive.org version
And as for iPad 2, well, we’ll know within a matter of days whether it makes both the Xoom and first-gen iPad obsolete. But for now, the tablet war is stuck in a deadlock. We’re loving the Xoom, and using it as our primary tablet—until we need an app that’s only available for iOS.
Singola recensione, disponibile online, Medio, Data: 03/07/2011
Sorgente: PC Perspective EN→IT Archive.org version
However, I personally cannot find a use for the 10” tablet form factor in my life. For most activities that I currently use my smartphone for, it is simply too big to carry about, and the for more intensive tasks that I use my notebook for, I prefer a real keyboard. While you can connect Bluetooth keyboards to the Xoom, the added bulk gives little advantage over a notebook setup, especially considering the battery life of most modern notebooks. The price is another sticking point for me. $800 is a lot to justify for any mobile device, especially one who will probably be iterated on fairly soon. NVIDIA has already talked about the next Quad Core variants of Tegra being available in tablet devices by the end of Summer. While I continue to look forward to devices with Honeycomb, and future iterations of Android, I feel like the Xoom is not the device for me.
Singola recensione, disponibile online, Medio, Data: 03/04/2011
Sorgente: Stuff TV EN→IT Archive.org version
Brilliant, beautiful and buggy, this giant leap into the future of tablets is everything the iPad isn’t. And that’s mostly a good thing.
Singola recensione, disponibile online, Cortissimo, Data: 03/01/2011
Valutazione: Punteggio totale: 80%
Sorgente: Justech'n EN→IT Archive.org version
The Motorola Xoom has a lot of potential, I am really excited about the new interface, and the new apps. The screen is beautiful, albeit glossy, and the performance is fantastic. however, despite all the positives I think the release was a bit premature. This is made very clear by the fact that both Flash and the SD card slot are both not working in this release. The high price, and required 1 month of data are also big negatives in my book. Also if you are really looking forward the the 4G capabilities, it will be a huge negative to have to send it off to Motorola for the upgrade.
Singola recensione, disponibile online, Cortissimo, Data: 02/24/2011
Valutazione: Punteggio totale: 73% prezzo: 40% prestazioni: 90% caratteristiche: 90% ergonomia: 90%
Sorgente: Tech Advisor EN→IT Archive.org version
The Motorola Xoom is well-conceived and well-constructed, but some rough edges, software crashes, a middling display and a high price may deter even early adopters.
Singola recensione, disponibile online, Corto, Data: 02/24/2011
Sorgente: Wired Magazine EN→IT Archive.org version
For those who want a more fully finished, polished experience, however, we recommend waiting for a future Android tablet — or the iPad. The Xoom is a credible contender, but it’s not quite on par with the market leader yet.
Singola recensione, disponibile online, Cortissimo, Data: 02/23/2011
Valutazione: Punteggio totale: 60%
Sorgente: Slashgear EN→IT Archive.org version
Until Samsung’s Galaxy Tab 10.1 and LG’s G-Slate reach shelves, the XOOM has the Honeycomb space all to itself. Still, neither Motorola nor Google can afford to rest on their respective laurels. The iPad 2 is expected to debut a mere week after the XOOM goes on sale, and considering the first-gen version is still the benchmark by which new tablets are measured, the second-gen model is only going to raise the table stakes.
Singola recensione, disponibile online, Cortissimo, Data: 02/23/2011
Sorgente: PC Magazin - 8/11
Sconosciuto, , Sconosciuta, Data: 07/01/2011
Valutazione: Punteggio totale: 80%
Sorgente: Connect - 7/11
Confronto, , Lungo, Data: 06/01/2011
Valutazione: Punteggio totale: 76% caratteristiche: 74% mobilità: 69% ergonomia: 79%
Sorgente: PC Go - 7/11
Singola recensione, , Cortissimo, Data: 06/01/2011
Valutazione: Punteggio totale: 76%
Sorgente: ORF DE→IT Archive.org version
Singola recensione, disponibile online, Medio, Data: 05/18/2011
Sorgente: Connect - 6/11
Singola recensione, disponibile online, Lungo, Data: 05/01/2011
Valutazione: Punteggio totale: 100% caratteristiche: 100% ergonomia: 100%
Sorgente: Connect - 4/11
Confronto, , Lungo, Data: 04/01/2011
Valutazione: caratteristiche: 100% ergonomia: 100%
Sorgente: Connect - 5/11
Confronto, , Medio, Data: 04/01/2011
Valutazione: Punteggio totale: 100% caratteristiche: 100% ergonomia: 100%
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NVIDIA GeForce ULP (Tegra 2):
GPU integrata nel SOC Tegra 3 ultra low power. In base al modello ha un clock da 300 a 400 MHz.
Queste schede grafiche per portatili non sono adatte al gaming. Anche se dovessero funzionare, ci sarebbero diversi errori grafici e un frame rate molto basso. Questi chips non sono affatto per i gamers! Applicazioni internet e da ufficio, invece non sono problematiche per queste GPUs.
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2 (250): SoC (System on a Chip) con una Corex A9 Dual-Core integrata, GeForce ULP ed altri subprocessori dedicati (Audio, Video).
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10.10":
Tipica dimensione del display per tablets e piccoli convertibili.
I display con dimensioni maggiori consentono risoluzioni più elevate. Quindi, i dettagli come le lettere sono più grandi. D'altro canto, il consumo energetico è inferiore negli schermi con diagonali piccole e su dispositivi più piccoli, più leggeri ed economici.
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0.8 kg: I tablets più grandi ed i convertibili pesano di più.
80.45%: Il punteggio deve essere considerato medio, in quanto il numero di portatili che hanno ottenuto un punteggio migliore è uguale a quello dei portatili che hanno avuto un punteggio peggiore.
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