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Loading Comments Upgrading the Motorola Xoom to 4G is not simple--and teardowns expose the root cause for the Byzantine upgrade process. Verizon rolled out the Xoom tablet--one of the first major rivals to Apple's iPad--this week and is now selling it at stores nationwide. But there's a catch. That catch can be found in the form of an asterisk, which leads to a page full of nasty instructions. For consumers it's not a pretty picture.
After it becomes apparent that Verizon and Motorola don't offer software-upgradeable 4G hardware in the Xoom, consumers are sent to a page with the set of aforesaid instructions that require, among things, that users relinquish their Xoom for six business days. So, what is the root cause of all of this hassle?
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