Analysts have revealed that the tablet has been topping the poor performers list, along with Atrix smartphone, and sales have been very sluggish, despite an excellent promotional campaign by Verizon and AT&T.

Pacific Crest’s analyst, James Faucette said that he predicted no major earning estimates for the tablet, as his research has shown that the sales of the Motorola Xoom tablet have been really substandard.

Reportedly, though many people are quite exited about its hardware and software prowess, some may not be very keen to buy one, as this smart device comes with a costly price tag that may not be affordable for them.

It’s leant that Verizon will be offering this tablet for $599 with a two year contract and without the contract it will cost you $799.

Wrong pricing policy
Motorola and Verizon are launching it as a contender of Apple iPad, but strangely it costs $70 more (without contract) than the basic model of iPad.

In the last 3 months, we saw a deluge of new tablets from Samsung, Motorola and BlackBerry and most of them are Android based.

Thus, if you consider HTC Flyer’s launch time, it’s certainly a late runner.

Specs
The tablet offers decent hardware, as it sports an aluminum casing, a 5 megapixel rear camera and 1.3 megapixel front facing camera for video calling.

The tablet is powered by 1.4GHz single core processor, 7-inch touchscreen display, 1GB of RAM and 32 built-in hard drives.