We listened some uncanny reports over the weekend which a 3G Motorola Xoom tablet couldn’t be sole unless you bought at slightest a single month of wireless data. That, and a groan-inducing $800 MSRP, is surely giving some potential buyers the wee bit of postponement. This competence assistance. Crossing a wires at the FCC is what appears to be a WiFi-only version of a Xoom, called the “wireless inscription with embedded WLAN.” It’s lacking the 3G radio so, unless Moto has an additional trick up the sleeves, this is substantially that. Obviously any conjecture on cost would be rarely… suppositional, though here’s to hoping ditching that modem brings this thing down a Benjamin or so. Also speckled, this time in Dubai but also embedded next, was the silver chronicle of a Xoom, sporting the two-tone back that will nicely element your Casio Data Bank calculator watch. No word on whether we’ll get that on these shores, but we hope so. Variety is, dear readers, the piquancy of life.

Via Engadget