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The Tablet S of Sony was regarded as a natural evolution from the laptop. It has now become a whole category in itself. It promises a feature-rich treat. Tablets are providing many innovations and all the functionalities of a laptop with the extra convenience of portability that has made them more acceptable worldwide. Sony has gone all out to develop the Tablet S. It has given the tablet a unique ergonomic design and many networking capabilities.

The Sony Tablet S is an Android Honeycomb-based device that is user friendly with a shape that has been inspired from the idea of a folded magazine. It is easier to hold while reading and browsing.

It is equipped with a sleek 9.4 inch TruBlack display that reduces glare and reflection for high contrast visibility and is quite responsive. It is powered by NVIDIA’s dual core Tegra 2 mobile processor. Its dimensions are kept compact. The touch screen has a superior pixel density that allows for a richer media entertainment experience with faster browsing of content and applications.

It has the ability to function as a single point hub for all entertainment devices within a home network. It can work as a universal remote, connecting with all devices that are controlled by an infra red remote control.

 It has a feature which allows you to play content such as personal photos, music and videos that are stored on the tablet on any device within the Wi-Fi DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance) home network.

It is equipped with dual cameras. The rear facing camera is of five mega pixels property and the front facing is a 0.3 mega pixel shooter. The Sony Tablet S comes with accessories such as an AC adaptor, an LCD screen protector and a Bluetooth keyboard.