Sony's tablet is uniquely its own. Beyond the eye-catching design, you can't help but see Sony's hard work in the attention to detail running throughout the subtle Android optimizations, software selections, and feature refinements.
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The Sony Tablet S charges a premium for design. If you're an Android tablet lover with deep pockets, you may take to its unusually hand-friendly form. But for most people looking for a 10-inch tablet, we'd recommend the faster Asus eee Pad Transformer Prime or the more flexible Apple iPad 2. quote
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The Sony Tablet S is actually a pretty hot 9.4-inch slate, and doesn’t look like every other Android tablet out there (thank goodness). On the performance side, however, I found myself frustrated on more than one occasion.
Read the full review →Sony may be late to the party, but I appreciate the fact that the Tablet S reflects the company's attempts to differentiate it from the cookie-cutter tablet field. The wedge design and the unique touches that Sony offers do a fine job of setting this model apart.
Read the full review →Sony comes up short in some categories where other models excel. When it comes to the multimedia enthusiast, specifically, though, Sony unquestionably sells the best tablet you can buy.
Read the full review →The Sony Tablet S charges a premium for design. If you're an Android tablet lover with deep pockets, you may take to its unusually hand-friendly form. But for most people looking for a 10-inch tablet, we'd recommend the faster Asus eee Pad Transformer Prime or the more flexible Apple iPad 2.
Read the full review →Sony matches the iPad 2 and Galaxy Tab 10.1 pricing. That’s perhaps a brave strategy given the Apple slate’s current dominance, though viewed against the Samsung each has its strengths and weaknesses.
Read the full review →The Sony Tablet S has everything needed to be a fantastic tablet, and a front-runner in the Android race. The form factor makes it a superb buy for people who spend time on the move.
Read the full review →For $500, it’s easily a hands-down winner thanks to its carefully prepared dish of delectable features and killer looks. Easily considered to be a great living room companion, the Sony Tablet S is remarkably one that you’ll want to keep an eye out for if you’re in the market.
Read the full review →With the Google Nexus 10 on the scene, the Sony Xperia Tablet S simply doesn’t offer enough bang per buck to earn itself a recommendation
Read the full review →A unique take on tablet design the Sony Tablet S has an impressive screen, some great features and offers excellent performance.
Read the full review →The most comfortable tablet on the market. The Tablet S is most like the tablet we envisioned when slate-style devices started appearing.
Read the full review →This is my first entry into the world of tablets. I chose the Sony tablet S, because of the IR blaster, the PlayStation Certified, the media "flinging", the impression that it would work nicely with my PS3 (I was wrong), and hey its a Sony. The IR blaster and the ability to control my multimedia...
Read the full review →i loved it, it worked everytime, SONY is updating it to JB soon, i wish there were more after market stuff you can buy for it
Read the full review →I really would not recommend any sony tablet to anyone, let alone a friend. This is the second sony device I have had this year that has performed so badly I have stopped using them. This is the last sony device I will ever buy. The main problem is its constant dropping of wifi connectivity, and...
Read the full review →Pretty good device that works well especially in the living room. Enjoyed the SmallApps feature a lot that allows you to use some basic multitasking features like browsing while watching a video, or using a calculator while playing a game. Overall size is not too big for every day use and its...
Read the full review →this is a real piece of technology...sexy, easy to use, nice features...and.....easy to root...:P
Read the full review →The Sony Tablet S is one of the most comfortable tablets I have used. It is a true all-rounder, and there really isn't anything much to complain about. What I'm less than thrilled though is the decision by Sony to set out two categories of tablets (with, and without 3G) to set different price...
Read the full review →I have had this since September 2011, got it a week after release in the UK. I am very pleased with it since it does what a tablet is for. The on screen keyboard is very good. I use it a lot watching videos on flights and trains and it is great for that. When in hotels it is nice to be able to do...
Read the full review →I have had my tablet s for 2 days now, and I have to say I love it. The ui is slick and responsive. I have noticed some weirdness with moving icons around the homescreen, but other than that it seems to work nicely. In terms of apps, my only complaint is that there seem to be many apps that...
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