If you have a Xoom, does it make sense?

[octobermagic]

I picked up a Xoom on Friday, and I LOVE it. I was after a Thunderbolt, but now I'm not so sure.

Other than not having to buy apps twice for each, are there really any advantages to having an android phone and an android tablet; especially a LTE Xoom (on contract), and the Thunderbolt?

 

[itsdollar]

Good question. It really will depend on personal preferences. I really like the RIM Playbook and was going to get a subpar BlackBerry upgrade along with the Playbook tablet. Now that I'm getting the Thunderbolt I do not need the Playbook since the Thunderbolt will fill my needs and I will still have my laptop if I need to supplement it. I will however keep my eyes on some used tablets to see if I can get a great deal on one.

 

[thedeceiver]

I have a Xoom. It's nice but with so few optimized apps its... meh... I am going to use the WiFi hotspot on my TB instead of having a second LTE plan for it.

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[wedge40]

I bought the xoom because I missed my broken smart phone. But the two devices are different enough that I think its worth having both. The phone I'll carry with me and have many duplicate apps, but the tab is what I'll use around the house instead of the laptop.
And right now the xoom is expensive kindle.

 

[psycho_maniac]

you cant make calls on the xoom, but seriously...who uses the phone feature now a days anyways? its pretty low on the list of needs/wants now a days.