We all know that Google’s going to unveil their Ice Cream Sandwich very soon, and it’ll most certainly be tagging along a few friends, like the Nexus Prime smartphone and some tablets. Well, now we know that Motorola Xoom 2’s tablet will be one of them, and will be loaded with Android 3.2 when launched.

These pictured tablets above and below are said to be Motorola’s upcoming tablets, the successor to the Xoom, and will be arriving in Christmas. There will be two variants, an 8.2-inch version called the Xoom 2 Media Edition.

The first slate is rumored to have an 8.2-inch HD IPS display and weigh 0.95 pounds, with thickness of 9.3mm, which is about the same your iPhone 4. It is apparently being billed as an “e-reader replacement,” and comes with an onboard IR remote and subwoofer.

The other would be the proper Xoom 2 tablet, which will sport a 10.1-inch HD IPS screen, but will weight almost the same, and even share the same thickness. The tablet will have a micro-USB and HDMI ports, a SIM card slot and a few large, flush buttons on its back.

Both slates share the Fleming codename, along with Android 3.2 goodness and five-megapixel HD cameras on the rear, though both prototypes are also “buggy as all hell, with frequent reboots and crashes.” This could mean that we’re still some time away from seeing the original Xoom’s successors. And also, both will apparently come with LTE.

SOURCE via This Is My Next