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Respectable display quality, Light, thin, and uniquely shaped for comfort, Built-in IR emitter, Enhanced multimedia and home entertainment features, Good battery life
No dedicated USB port, HDMI-out dongle prevents charging while in use, Heavy on app bloatware
A unique body shape, good performance, and long battery life merge in this Android tablet. It's a good pick if media consumption is your main tablet aim, and it's light, thin, and attractive, too. Read More…...
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Published: 2012-12-13, Author: Chris , review by: slashgear.com
It might be time for you to take another look at one of the oddest tablets released in the year 2012, that being the quad-core NVIDIA Tegra 3 processor-packing Sony XPERIA Tablet S. This machine is not the most high-resolution nor the most undeniably p...
Published: 2012-11-13, Author: James , review by: tablet-news.com
great audio experience, equalizer and visualizer, decent video experience, the form factor may appeal to some, aluminum back is a nice touch, lots of special apps to play with, very good remote feature, with macros, the price is reasonable, splashproof sc
Published: 2012-11-09, Author: Helena , review by: chipchick.com
Great display, builtin fullsize SD card reader, works as an IR universal remote control, PlayStation certified for gaming, Sony has refined the U.I. with some helpful tweaks and special apps, builtin DLNA functionality, The
Comes with a proprietary charging cable – so don't lose the charger! During testing the WiFi connection frequently dropped, memory isn't expandable
We have to admit that we were skeptical about the Sony Tablet S's unusual form-factor at first, but we have come to appreciate its slight angle when typing or while resting the device on our laps. All in all, the Sony Tablet S may not be the most port...
Universal remote control with useful apps, SD card slot for cheap storage expansion
There are tablets with higher screen resolution at that price
Android slates are mostly competing on specs and price these days, rather than with design and overall experience, and the Sony Xperia Tablet S is bringing a knife to a gun fight here.The 16GB version goes for $400 from Sony, and, granted, this is $10...
Comfortable, good-looking design, Great screen size, Smooth user interface, Good battery life, Full SD port
Wi-Fi glitch, Random hardware problems, Bad camera & camera app, Proprietary charger, Poorly designed default keyboard
There is a lot to love about Sony's new tablet. It looks good, has a smooth user interface, and its size makes it comfortable to hold. The downsides are mostly quality-control issues. Sony has fixed a paralyzing Wi-Fi bug, but we've had issues pressing ...
Universal remote. Unique and ergonomic design. Useful Android tweaks. Fast performance. Splashproof.
HDMI requires dongle. Some Wi-Fi connectivity issues. Below average battery life
The Sony Xperia Tablet S is a solid home entertainment focused Android tablet, with an elegant design and some useful built in extras, but mild performance issues and poor battery life temper our enthusiasm....
