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Motorola Xoom 2 evidence mounts — new photos, rumored specs and a Media Edition?

Talk of a younger, slimmer Motorola Xoom just keeps on coming. A helpful tipster is adding fuel to the rumors of a Xoom 2 with these shots of an identical, but not exactly identical Motorola tablet. When put next to the pictures we saw yesterday, this unnamed Android 3.2 slate looks a tad less polished within the rear and seems to favor a portrait format, with the camera resting up top. What’s more, our source says the slab seems to be smaller than what we’ve already seen, that could line up with a report from Here is My Next, pegging a Xoom 2 Media Edition. That device is rumored to have an 8.2-inch HD IPS display and weigh .95 pounds. It’s apparently being billed as an “e-reader replacement,” and springs with an onboard IR remote and subwoofer. In further Xoom 2 news, TIMN is saying the classic version will measure 9mm thick, pack a 1.2GHz processor, 1GB RAM, and enable 1080p video recording. If all of that won’t enough to meet your Motorola-tablet craving, we have now a gallery of photos below.

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