The 3G-enabled Sony Tablet S and Tablet P are set to hit the Japanese market on October 28th. Both devices will be sold by the Japanese carrier NTT DoCoMo. While the 9.4-inch Tablet S has been available in the U.S. ever since mid September, the dual-screen Tablet P has yet to officially launch stateside.
Tablet P and Tablet S are running Android Honeycomb 3.2. They are Sony's first entries to the Honeycomb market which will now be released with mobile broadband versions in Japan.
The Tablet S and Tablet P represent Sony's first major venture into the tablet market. The unique chassis designs allow Sony to standout from the current flood of similar and lookalike Android tablets. Both tablets each include a Tegra 2 APU at their respective cores.
Top Features of Tablet S: 9.4″ touch screen, Wi-Fi®, universal IR remote, latest Android™ platform, Sony Entertainment Network with Music Unlimited, Video Unlimited and games for PS Certified device
Top Features of Tablet P: Dual 5.5″ touch screens, latest Android™ platform, 4G capable, Sony Entertainment Network with Music Unlimited, Video Unlimited and games for PS Certified devices
Both the 3G Tablet S and Tablet P have Playstation certification, DLNA certification and access to Sony's media stores of music, video and e-books.
Sources: Netbookcheck, Sony, Devicemag
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