Sammanfattning: Android tablets are flying thick and fast as the platform continues to evolve, but most of them look similar. Sony has attempted to distinguish itself with the Tablet P: a clamshell Android tablet with dual-screens.• Sony Tablet S review • New Sony Tabl...
Portable, compact design, Default Sony apps work well, Decent performance
Completely inconsistent user experience, Large bezel and sharp edges, Poor battery life
Sony deserves credit for trying something different in a market full of devices that offer minimal distinguishing features. However, its Tablet P doesn't succeed due to an inconsistent user experience, mediocre battery life and a design that makes it unco...
The Sony Tablet P's screens look great and I appreciate its removable battery. Also, the ability to fold it in half and fit it into your pocket is indescribably convenient
The two screens are segmented by a dead space, making certain apps function awkwardly, and its pointy corners don't necessarily make me want to hold it for extended periods. Also, both the contract and noncontract prices are too expensive given what you g
We applaud Sony's unique approach to tablets, but its dual-screen design just doesn't work. Too many apps are unusable over two screens, leaving you with a novelty rather than a usable computer....
No. Absolutely not. If it only cost $250 I would still say no, but that's not the case. It retails for $729 in Australia. I really like that Sony was trying to do something different with the tablet form factor, but instead of getting best of both worlds...
Sammanfattning: When we first learned of the Sony S2 Android tablet, we were excited. Very excited. And our eyes-on at Sony's recent showcase event has done little to alter that. You see, the S2 is a tablet with a difference: it's a dual-screen clamshell design. While...
SNS integration, MP4/H.264/H.263 player, MP3/WAV/eAAC/OGG player, Organizer, Google Search, Maps, Gmail, YouTube, Calendar, Google Talk, Picasa integration, Voice memo, 3.5 mm jack, HTML, Adobe flash
No radio, Absence of Apps, Media issues, Less smooth in comparison to iPad 2
Sony tablet P is sure to add style and zest to your life with its high-quality design and unparalleled Sony tablet P tech specs. Keeping in mind the current Sony Tablet P Price in India, it's definitely worth the money....
It fits in your pocket! Probably not your pants pocket (at least, not comfortably) but in most jacket pockets. It only weighs 13 ounces. You can access Sony's Music Unlimited or Videos Unlimited catalogues, which it cool if you've already bought into that
Oh man, where to begin? The Tablet P's most glaring flaw is its main point of differentiation: that double screen. It's just a deeply unsatisfying experience, like sex with an ice cube tray. Even setting aside that its puzzling square(s) shape, that big b
No. Absolutely not. If it only cost $150 I would still say no, but thats not the case. Its $400 with a two-year ATT data contract (which isnt cheap) or a completely insane $550 off-contract. I really like that Sony was trying to do something different...
Sammanfattning: Sony's new dual-screened Android-toting tablet is a stunner. But is that enough?What if you don't really fancy buying an iPad ? (We wouldn't blame you really, considering the disappointing specs of their latest release). If you wanted a tablet that looks ...
Publicerad: 2012-03-07, Författare: Vincent , testad av: asia.cnet.com
Sammanfattning: The wait is over. Even Sony admits on its Web page that the company has kept us waiting for this unique, clamshell tablet. The Sony Tablet P's foldable design with its dual 5.5-inch screens is definitely distinctive, but is that enough to fend off newe...
