Wedge shaped folded magazine style design, Playstation certified games, IR universal remote control & DLNA, TruBlack display & responsive touchscreen, SD card slot is still a plus (though it's just for data transfer), Fast & slick user experience
Cheap build quality, Laggy UI at times (while changing orientation & browser pinchtozoom), Proprietary charging port & Bulky charger, Belowpar camera performance, Frequent WiFi drops
If you are looking for solid body, sharpness, wedge easily in hand, plenty stylish design tablet with premium quality, Sony Tablet S will be good one which has cost only Rs. 17800 for 16 GB. The Sony Tablet S has launched with Android 3.1 Honeycomb which ...
The Tablet S is a better looking tablet than most of the tablets out there. But it lacks some crucial elements.First of all, why not a USB cable? Like seriously? It doesn't cost that much!! Low marks on the accessories front. Connectivity is ok, but 3G wo...
Proprietary Charging port, Only one PlayStation game available in India, Poor battery life
The 5000 mAh battery's performance is disappointing. A couple of hours of gaming and the battery drains down to almost 50%. For moderate use, the battery would last up to 7 hours. The tablet is feature-rich, but it doesn't justify its expensive price tag...
This is Sony's first attempt at Android tablets and frankly, they've done a good job. They've broken the mould of conventional-looking Android tablets and offer a great piece of hardware along with exclusive software. With Android 4.0 due in coming months...
The Sony Tablet S is a very good first attempt by Sony. There are however, a few issues. Priced at an MRP of Rs.29,990, it's almost the same as the cheapest iPad 2. There's a good amount of firepower. Except for a few complaints - primarily not being a...
Unique folded around book/magazine design, Bright and vivid display, Universal remote app is very useful, PlayStation certification is good news for gamers
Daylight robbery of internal storage space, No HDMI out - just DLNA streaming, Unable to handle e-book PDFs
In terms of sheer performance comparison, it is touch-and-go between the Sony Tablet S and the Samsung Galaxy Tab 750. Both have their own uniqueness when it comes to the form factor. It is a very close call between the two, except the Tab 750 also com...
