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Monday, February 21, 2011

New Motorola Xoom Ad Goes Live

A quick ad for the Motorola XOOM has joined Verizon’s HTC Thunderbolt commercial from earlier today. The 16 second spot doesn’t do anything to tout the specs or features of the slate, rather only showing a brief glimpse of it before it transfroms into a spaceship. Still giving off a Droid-y vibe despite the lack of branding from the device. Will that help or hurt?[via DroidLife]

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