The Maestro is another upcoming triple-boot tablet from Evolve III. Due to be out in Q2, 2011, the device is packed with a 10.1-inch touchscreen display, an Intel Atom N475 processor, a 2GB RAM, a 32GB SSD, a microSD card slot, a 1.3-megapixel webcam, 3G, WiFi, a G-Sensor, built-in speakers and can handle Windows 7, Google Android and MeeGo Linux operating systems.
The legions of CES tablet wannabes can give up now: Motorola just killed it with their much-rumored Xoom tablet, an iPad-sized black slab whose beauty is within, in its Android 3.0 Honeycomb OS. Designed by Google from the ground-up with touchscreen tablets in mind, it's the first software experience that looks like it can go toe-to-toe with Apple's iOS.
There weren't any fully working models for us to play with here at Motorola's press event, but several hardware-final tablets were on hand playing demo videos of Honeycomb's interface and features
Specs wise, the Xoom sports a 10.1-inch 1280x800 screen, Verizon 3G onboard (which is actually upgradeable to 4G LTE later in the year), 1080p HD video playback and streaming, front and rear cameras for videochatting, and an SD card slot for additional storage.
