Sony Unveils two New Tables with Support for Android 3.0
Following Sony’s 2010 announcement on start of Qriocity music and video services as Sony’s grand plan to offer individuals around glob rich entertainment experience, the company unveiled its ground breaking Tablet device, the “Sony Tablet”, a prefect combination of hardware, content and network with aim to bring to its user high quality and engaging entertainment experience. This is Sony’s market entry to overly crowed tablet market where Microsoft recently decided to back off from it for now. The two models which have a code name of S1 and S2 support the latest version of Google’s Android OS, the Android 3.0 with a new holographic user interface, designed for devices possessing larger screen size like tablet.
Both S1 which is optimized for rich media entertainment and S2 which ideally designed for mobile communication and entertainment comes with WiFi and WAN (3G/4G), cable of internet browsing and checking e-mail as well as accessing digital content such as video, games and books through Sony’s rich premium network services and more. The S1 model features a 9.4-inch display which it’s off center of gravity design helps with stability and ease of grip as well as a sense of stability and lightness. The S2 model comes in a two 5.5-inch display which can be easily folded for ease of portability. This dual screen model allows user to combine the two screens into one to be used as one large screen or alternatively be used as two separate screens performing separate functions such as playing video on one screen while showing control buttons on the other. Both S1 and S1 tablets will hit the global market starting in fall of 2011.
Following Sony’s 2010 announcement on start of Qriocity music and video services as Sony’s grand plan to offer individuals around glob rich entertainment experience, the company unveiled its ground breaking Tablet device, the “Sony Tablet”, a prefect combination of hardware, content and network with aim to bring to its user high quality and engaging entertainment experience. This is Sony’s market entry to overly crowed tablet market where Microsoft recently decided to back off from it for now. The two models which have a code name of S1 and S2 support the latest version of Google’s Android OS, the Android 3.0 with a new holographic user interface, designed for devices possessing larger screen size like tablet. 
