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Motorola Xoom Tablet For Sale, 10.1" screen, wifi & 3G, Honeycomb 3.1 1Ghz dual core processor, 32GB Memory, 5mp rear camera, 2mp front camera, Video camera, Blutooth, hdmi & micro usb compatability, also has ports for speakers and jack etc....

Tablet is in Perfect Condition, only 3 months old, (Can supply receipt, still under warranty) Selling Tablett with.............

1 X Charger

1 X Motorola Standard Charging Dock (Paid $65.00 brand new Just under 2 months old, can supply receipt)

1 X Motorola Protective Portfolio case (Paid $59.95 brand new Just under 2 months old, can supply receipt)

1 X 5 Metre hdmi cable

Feel free to ask any further questions,

Asking $650.00 ono

Located In Vic but can post anywhere in Australia pm or Call 0431 141 722

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You can get them new for around $400 mate

$400? LOL Doubt it buddy, show me a link! Cheapest I've seen is $644 @ jb hi-fi and that's wi-fi & 3G (like mine) others like havey norman are selling them for $785, there are cheaper ones but they start from $500+ but that's for 16gb and wi-fi only etc...

Not exactly the same models but the yeah the 32gig wifi models are available all over the place for sub $400 mate, for example harvey norman is $388...

Find it very hard to believe harvey norman down ur end would be a diff price to the store on my end, but regardless mine has all the full features, only 3 months old no scrathes perfect condition and it comes with extras worth around $150

Find it very hard to believe harvey norman down ur end would be a diff price to the store on my end, but regardless mine has all the full features, only 3 months old no scrathes perfect condition and it comes with extras worth around $150

prices do differ from store to store sometimes, a mate use to work at one and quite often if there was a sale they would "forget" to reduce the prices on some things and unless you mentioned it they would still sell it at above rrp price (which a lot of there stuff is).

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