By today, Sony's Android 3.2 Tablet S is shipping across The United States. The audience: Apple-averse tablet fans with $500 to $600 to invest on the tablet newcomer (without the 500,000 approximately potential clients that bought stopped Hewlett packard TouchPads). OK, honestly, I've no clue who this type of person. If they are exactly the same people (not) purchasing RIM's Rim PlayBook, The new sony may be in danger.
Ever the optimist, I actually want to believe there is a marketplace for premium-quality Android pills available. If that's the case, The new sony is poised to take advantage of it using the Tablet S.
Sony's tablet provides a welcome vary from the cookie-cutter realm of Honeycomb pills. In the light, asymmetrical design, towards the number of useful software custom remaking which are not only window dressing--named S results in because the BMW of pills. We love to it.
For more information, read CNET's full overview of the The new sony Tablet S, including screen test results and camera art galleries. Also, make sure to take a look at CNET's Prizefight between your Tablet S and also the Samsung Universe Tab 10.1.
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