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May 2013
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The editors liked
Very flat and light
Dust and water resistant
High performance
Numerous wireless communication options
Appealing display
Viable main camera
Slimmest and lightest 10” tablet
Waterproof chassis
Fourspeaker system with virtual surround modes
Infrared sensor turns the tablet into remote control
Water-proof chassis for when accidents happen
Stays mostly true to the Android UI
Relatively long-lasting battery life
Beautiful
Easy-to-read
And widescreen 1080p display
Extremely light
Display is outstanding
With vivid colors
Extremely thin and lightweight
Snappy performance
Waterproof and dust resistant
The Sony Xperia Tablet Z offers a refreshingly thin and light design
With great gaming performance
And a sharp screen. The MHL connection
Impressive waterproofing
And expandable storage are notably appreciated extras
Crazy thin and light
Superb display with rich colors and deep blacks. Has AV Remote
Remarkably thin and light. Sharp and bright full-HD display. Fully waterproof. Blazing-fast performance. Built-in IR emitter for home theater remote control. MicroSD card slot and HDMI out through MHL.
Amazingly thin and light design
Water resistant
Built-in remote control
Excellent battery life
Remarkably light
Waterproof
Screen is very large for the size of the tablet
Very light for its size
High resolution
Very good camera/video
Fast system speed
Consumer testers really liked the camera functionality
Ultra light weight
Gorgeous
Sharp display
Impressive battery life
Tough and lightweight design
Reasonable performance
Decent screen
Thin
Light
And well-made
Waterproof tablets are awesome
Solid performance and battery life
Incredibly thin and light
Vibrant
High-resolution screen
Comfortable to hold
Powerful processor & specs
MicroSD for more storage
Water and dust resistant
Light hardware
Water-resistant and dust-proof
Colorful
Adaptive display
FFC delivers solid video-calling experience
Tight integration with Sony products and services
Wide viewing angles
Infrared blaster and remote apps easy to set up
Water-resistant
Stylish design
The editors didn't like
Middle-of-the-road stability
Weak front camera
Speakers crackle at full volume
Sony's interface overlay feels a bit sloppy at times
Many of the applications that Sony packaged are overkill
Comes with an older version of Android—and you never know when the next software update will be
Ugly
The camera takes awful pictures
Doesn't currently run the latest version of Android
Covers for ports seem flimsy and likely to break off
$499 price a premium compared to alternatives like Nexus 10 or Kindle Fire HD
Display doesn't match the pixel density of competi
$500 for 16GB of storage is a heavy price hike compared with Sony's previous tablet entry
And the tablet's poor network performance and slow app loading cuts into its value. The low-light camera feature isn't as effective as a traditional flash
Design is clean but a little dull
Feels delicate. Slow
Somewhat finicky charging. Mediocre battery life
A bit pricey for the specs
Tinny audio
Weak addon software
Limited connectivity options
Poor sound quality
Waterproof design requires covers on every input
Rubberized back gets fingerprinty
Micro-USB port cover dangles awkwardly when open
Average battery life
Poor cameras
Not the latest version of Android
Screens coloring is off
Everything goes haywire when really wet
$500 for an Android tablet is hard to justify
Runs older version of Android
Google Play store lacks tablet app selection of iPad
Brilliant HD screen, Good build quality, Sleek, Dust and Water proof
Steeply priced, Battery backup could've been better
At a price of Rs. 46,990 the Sony Xperia Tablet Z is an expensive offering from the Japanese electronics giant. The tablet packs in a large number of features, a unique design and high-end specifications, but recommending it over the latest generation iPa...
Abstract: For a powerhouse such as Sony the relatively slow-burning nature of its tablet business must be something of a frustration. But the truth is that the Japanese giant's Android offerings have struggled to stand out in an arena that includes technological ma...
With a price tag of Rs 46,990, the Xperia Tablet Z is very pricey when you consider its overall performance. It has some neat tricks up its sleeve, like the IP55/57 certification and the IR blaster, but the comparatively low onboard storage, mediocre cam...
Fantastic sexy build and design, Good battery life, Skin and preloaded features are nice, Waterproof, Works as a universal remote, India-specific Sony content like TV shows, music and more
Expensive, Late Android updates, Only 16GB built-in storage, Display is a fingerprint magnet
Xperia Tablet Z has taken the €best Android tablet money can buy€ title in India today. It offers a slew of features such as India-specific content, a good skin, slim and sexy form factor, and some brilliant power under the hood. On the downside, the devi...
High pricing is the undoing of many a capable gizmo, especially considering the competitive landscape… and that seems to be the case with the Xperia Tablet Z too. Apart from its Achilles' heel of a camera, most other criteria work quite well in its favor....
With the Xperia Tablet Z, Sony has brought together their finest designers and engineers to create a beautiful product and to combine it with their software enhancements. While it has worked for the most part, we feel certain areas could definitely do ...
On the hardware side of things, it's really almost all like. The lightness and thinness really are killer features, and the thing just feels amazing to hold. The 1080p screen with Sony's Mobile Bravia Engine 2 produces some of the most vibrant, and yet mo
While Sony's skin looks very good, it really slows things down. There is noticeable jutter when swiping through home screens, and apps are simply slower to launch than they should be. This is clearly bad optimization, because when we installed Nova Launch
Gripes aside, this is our favorite tablet weve used in a long time. The $500 price point, gives us a bit of pause, though. Its more expensive than the Nexus 10, but it has better guts and performs better (once you get away from the home screen). Its ch...
After blowing hot and cold with unorthodox designs, Sony seem to have finally nailed their tablet styling. The Xperia Tablet Z combines stay-at-home comfort with on-the-go usability.It can be the heart of your media hub with One-touch mirroring, an IR rem...
