Carphone Warehouse has been running a tablet discount promotion for quite some time, with the sales listing now updated to feature the smaller version of Motorola’s XOOM 2 tablet in the PRICE CRASH SPECTACULAR.
The retailer has now taken the cost of the 8.2″ XOOM Media Edition down to only £149, which is a very awesome price for a rather nice piece of kit. Here’s a screencap of proof:
You’ll have to make do with Android 3.1 as your OS for the time being, though, until Motorola gets around to updating the thing. The XOOM 2 is on Motorola’s ICS update schedule, however, with a vague arrival date of “Q3″ attached to the upgrade.
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