Motorola XOOM: With the battery removed

I spent some time this weekend working on my son's ipod touch - I went back through your tear downs to find out how to do it safely but ended up on youtube learning it step by step (with pauses and restarts and a few swear words, I'll be honest).
I love tech republic but your site has become laptop unfriendly. The main article or gallery always straddles the page because the top and right are either ads or more links. A simple way to display what I am really trying to read and occupy all the real estate I have with that content would really be appreciated even if I have to click twice to get to it...
Thanks,
MOlivero

We have a several year old Xoom that I use for tutoring students at various mobile sites. Today it just decided not to turn on even though it was fully charged. After trying numerous times to "hard reboot" it, we gave up and started looking at how to pull the battery. Thanks to your easy to follow, instructions, we were able to do that in just about 45 minutes (after the hour long search for a T5 driver).

We didn't have to fully remove the battery, so our process was a little shorter than seen here, but your instructions got us to where we could just "unplug" the battery, as opposed to actually removing it. It worked like a charm and the Xoom is up and running again.

Thanks for posting this!

Please let me know where can i get the online guide to troubleshoot my tablet

Does the 2G Sim card in India work in the Motorola Xoom (Honeycomb)??
I inserted the sim card but was not detected.
Is the 2G compatible or should I upgrade to 3G?