Sony Tablet P: the world’s first folding tablet computer.
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Sony presented yesterday the world’s first folding tablet computer at the IFA consumer electronics show in Berlin, which it hopes will challenge Apple’s iPad.
Sony Tablet P, the first folding tablet computer
Sony Tablet P has two 5.5 inches touchscreens, 16 GB memory, wi-fi, 3G. The tablet can be folded in half, making it more portable than the iPad and other similar devices.
Sony says it will easily fit inside a handbag or jacket pocket. The new tablet is cheaper than an iPad 2 with the same wi-fi and 3G internet access.
The two sides of the tablet can be combined and used as one large screen – albeit with a potentially irritating hinge running through the middle.
Both Sony Tablet P sides can also operate independently, with one running a game and one running emails, for example.
Sony Tablet P has two 5.5 inch touchscreens.
Sony Tablet P can download music and videos and has cameras on the front and back, allowing for video calls.
Sony Tablet P was presented at the IFA consumer electronics show in Berlin, where a host of manufacturers were revealing new or upgraded tablets.
Sony Tablet P specs:
- Android 3.2 Honeycomb
- Two 5.5-inch screens
- Two 1024 x 480 pixel displays
- RAM unknown
- 16GB memory
- NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor
- Book-style layout
- WiFi and 3G compatible
Sony Tablet S has a 9.4 inches touchscreen, and it comes with infrared technology, which means it can be used as a remote control for a TV or Blu-ray disc player. At the touch of a button, video and photos can be transferred – or ‘thrown’ – from the tablets to compatible TV sets, such as Sony’s Bravia range.
Sony Tablet S, a more conventional tablet computer
Sony Tablet S specs:
- Android 3.1 Honeycomb
- 9.4-inch screen
- 1280 x 800 resolution
- 512MB RAM
- 16GB memory
- NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor
- Front and rear cameras
- WiFi and 3G compatible
- Work as remote control on Sony products
“These two Sony tablets could finally provide some serious competition to the Apple iPad 2.”