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Anand's browser benchmarks are the highlight: http://www.anandtech.com/show/4191/motorola-xoom-review-first-honeycomb-tablet-arrives/6 http://www.anandtech.com
by saturdaysaint 16y ago
Anand's browser benchmarks are the highlight:
http://www.anandtech.com/show/4191/motorola-xoom-review-first-honeycomb-tablet-arrives/6 http://www.anandtech.com/show/4191/motorola-xoom-review-firs...
The Xoom loads pages, on average, in about a quarter of the time of the iPad.
- jkmcf 16y agoNews at 11: New tech outperforms old tech!
- ZeroGravitas 16y agoThe tech's not that new. There's been Tegra2 tablets available for months. I'm guessing the software has something to do with it as well though, so you might see jumps similar to Android upgrades (visible here if you compare Xoom and Atrix) on old iPads when the new one comes out (assuming it has a new iOS rev too).
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- rkalla 16y agoI see 5x on Sunspider and 10x on page load benchmarks on page 6. Regardless, it looks crazy fast, very curious about battery life.
- saturdaysaint 16y agoI'm referring to the "2011 Page Load Test - Average" chart at the bottom of the page.
- scottbruin 16y agoShocking though that it doesn't appear to support any codecs for HTML5 video, rendering it useless on that front: http://images.anandtech.com/reviews/gadgets/Motorola/Xoom/html51.jpg http://images.anandtech.com/reviews/gadgets/Motorola/Xoom/ht... Having recently worked on implementing a video solution that deploys across hundreds of sites, it's shockingly hard to find out how to play video on Android browsers. This is a bigger issue than I think most geeks realize. Most iOS devices I can download an app for all the popular video sites plus see their videos in the browser, whereas with Android I can rarely do either.