Xoom Teardown  The Motorola Xoom tablet has only been on sale
for a matter of days, but it's already been torn down, hacked,
and modified to run at an overclocked speed of 1.5GHz—50 percent
faster than the unmodified Xoom. While product hacking and
teardowns are common with new devices, the speed at which
they're happening this time suggests the Xoom is particularly
susceptible to user modification. Did Motorola design the the
Xoom to be hackable?  While Motorola wouldn't comment on
specific design decisions, the evidence is apparent in what
owners have been able to do in such a short period of time. As
mentioned, enthusiasts and developers often hack and disassemble
new devices soon after they're on sale, especially high-profile
releases like the tablets and Apple products. But in the Xoom's
case a few of the modifications were unusually fast and easy,
with some sites reporting the tablet was hacked within an hour
of launch.  Disassembling the Xoom revealed that the device is
easier to modify than expected,