What is the difference between Motorola Xoom 3G/4G and Xoom WiFi?

The Xoom product is one of the most competing tablets in the market. It is currently owned by Apple's iPad 2, and it comes in three different models. One of the models is the one that comes with Wi-Fi only, and the other is the one with 3G or 4G. The Xoom 3G/4G is actually more expensive than the Xoom Wi-Fi, and everyone that wants to purchase this wants to be sure if the pay really worths it.

One of the things that make the difference, and also makes the price worth it is the addition of modem hardware that enables the phone to connect to the cellular network. It's not really making any difference in the size of the phone. Another difference is that, in addition to the memory card slot, the Xoom 3G/4G also has a slot for a SIM card. It should be kept in mind that the Xoom 3G/4G will need a subscription for data connection, either daily, weekly, monthly, or whichever time frame; but the Xoom Wi-Fi can be connected to any Wi-Fi connection at any place.

The only difference between Motorola Xoom 3G-4G and Xoom 3G-4G has the CDMA/LTE radios to support 3G/4G network, while Xoom WiFi depends only on the WiFi hot spots to connect to the internet. Motorola Xoom is an android based tablet computer by Motorola. It won many awards.

The device has a built-in synoscope, barometer, e-compass, accelerometer, and it also has adaptive lighting for new types of applications and devices. Leaving connectivity both carry the same features. Both are Xoom tablet variations released by Motorola.