By Ed Oswald | Friday, March 4, 2011 at 12:27 pm
If Apple has one thing over its Android competitors, it’s definitely (and surprisingly) the iPad’s low starting price. Well, leave it to a wholesaler like Sam’s Club to come to the rescue. According to some information obtained by Android blog Droid Life, the retailer appears set to start selling a Wi-Fi only model of the Motorola Xoom at a price of $539.
This would be $60 less than the target price Motorola CEO Sanjay Jha alluded to about two weeks ago–although still $40 more expensive than the cheapest iPad–and seems to confirm the company has plans to bring it to the US, which was also a question. Obviously, you have to pay for membership to Sam’s in order to buy the item — so the deal is not necessarily open to everybody.
The report doesn’t mention a release date, but does note that a Wi-Fi version is headed for the European market in April.
March 4th, 2011 at 5:25 pm
More reasons why ill stick to iOS and away from Android. Lets just hope that extra 40 to 60 will help with taking off the viruses from the market