Motorola customer support has started to contact some of the XOOM device owners about 4G LTE upgrades taking place. 4G LTE upgrades are spreading across Verizon’s XOOM customers. Below is the full text:

According to supplier data collected by DigiTimes, shipments of the Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc (NYSE:MMI) Xoom tablet will hit roughly 3-5 million in 2011. In the first quarter of 2011, Motorola will have shipped roughly 700,000-800,000 tablets.

The Motorola WiFi Xoom will be available on March 27th for $599. It will be at 7 retailers: Amazon.com, Best Buy, RadioShack, CostCo, Staples, Walmart, and Sam’s Club. Other specs include dual cameras, 32GB storage, 10.1 inch screen, and Honeycomb OS. [CrunchGear]

Sam’s Club will soon start selling the Motorola XOOM at a price of about $539. This is lower than the $599 price that Motorola CEO Sanjay Jha mentioned a couple weeks ago. No word yet on the exact release date yet. [Droid Life]

The Motorola Xoom 3G will be available for pre-order this Thursday February 24, 2011 for $800 at Best Buy. Some of the accessories you can buy that complement the device include a portfolio case ($40), a charging dock ($50), a stereo speaker dock ($130), and a Bluetooth keyboard ($70). [Best Buy via Engadget]

The Motorola Mobility chairman and CEO Sanjay Jha is defending the $799 price tag of the Motorola Xoom tablet. The Xoom tablet runs on Android 3.0 Honeycomb operating system. The $799 32GB tablet runs on 3G and the WiFi version costs $599. Jha is defending the price because the device is compatible with Verizon’s 4G network. “We felt that our ability to deliver 50Mb/s would justify the $799 price point. It is 32GB with 3G and a free upgrade to 4G. Being competitive with iPad is important. We feel that from the hardware and capabilities we deliver we are at least competitive and in a number of ways better [than the iPad],” said Jha in an interview with The Wall Street Journal.

Motorola Mobility Holdings, Inc. (NYSE:MMI) has announced that the Xoom tablet will sell for a price of $799 without subsidies. The WiFi-only version will cost $600 according to CEO Sanjay Jha. The Xoom runs on Android. “I am as focused on Android as I ever have been. As a result of Nokia adopting Microsoft it’s possible that some of the other players concentrate on Android,” said Jha. [Reuters]

Motorola is doing a parody of the 1984 Apple Super Bowl ad where “1984 meets 2011.” The commercial features a suited up guy that is dressed unlike everybody else that is dressed in white pants and white hoodies. Motorola is subtly pointing out that the people all dressed up in white are Apple fanboys and fangirls. Check out the video after the jump: [Gizmodo]