The Motorola Xoom is a outrageous product this year for dual reasons: it’s the major first inscription from the vital Android manufacturer, and it’s the flagship device for Honeycomb, an OS that’s been announced for dozens of alternative tablets here during the show, but not essentially shown using on any of them. The usually complaint is that Motorola isn’t really display Honeycomb upon a Xoom, either. Instead they’re display the demo video of a UI, which is actually running upon tip of real Honeycomb. For a glimpse underneath the covers, Jacob snagged the quick illicit look at a totally unpopulated home shade, the art studio app, and even the charge switcher a alternative day. We’ll just keep that between us, however, as well as until we get the full-on official look at the UI, we thought we’d travel you by which demo UI video Moto is running upon a tangible tablet as well as fake like we’re actually using the thing, which should clear up some of the difficulty on this brand new tablet OS while simultaneously stoking our egos. Check it out after the break.

Via Engadget