Comfortable, good-looking design, Great screen size, Smooth user interface, Good battery life, Full SD port
Wi-Fi glitch, Random hardware problems, Bad camera & camera app, Proprietary charger, Poorly designed default keyboard
There is a lot to love about Sony's new tablet. It looks good, has a smooth user interface, and its size makes it comfortable to hold. The downsides are mostly quality-control issues. Sony has fixed a paralyzing Wi-Fi bug, but we've had issues pressing ...
Universal remote. Unique and ergonomic design. Useful Android tweaks. Fast performance. Splashproof.
HDMI requires dongle. Some Wi-Fi connectivity issues. Below average battery life
The Sony Xperia Tablet S is a solid home entertainment focused Android tablet, with an elegant design and some useful built in extras, but mild performance issues and poor battery life temper our enthusiasm....
Good hardware is nothing without solid software these days. Avoid the Xperia S until Sony gets this software fixed—especially the Wi-Fi issues. This could be such a capable and fantastic device, but it had its brains scrambled at birth. Sony should just g...
Published: 2012-09-17, Author: Eric , review by: cnet.com
The Sony Xperia Tablet S has a comfortable, high-quality design, a sharp-looking screen, storage expansion, and potential as a universal remote alternative
Unfortunately Wi-Fi currently shuts off whenever the tablet sleeps, waking the tablet from sleep takes way too long, and its screen flickers intermittently. Price is a bit high for what's offered
The Xperia Tablet S has an excellent design, but there are cheaper alternatives that provide similar and better tablet experiences.
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We liked Sony's first gen Android tablet, even though it was late to market. This time Sony's really hit their stride with the slimmer and better looking Xperia Tablet S. The 9.4" form factor is a winner for ergonomics and portability while maintainin...
Abstract: and ErgonomicsSony cut back on the shiny plastics and increased aluminum real estate for an improved look. The folded magazine design is very ergonomic, particularly in portrait mode and we like it a lot. The Xperia Tablet S has a unique look. The 9.4
The tactility of the keyboard, The wedge shape, Comfortable typing, Power saving mode
Price, Proprietary power connector
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Published: 2012-04-02, Author: James , review by: gadgetreview.com
Excellent design for onehanded use, Excellent software services, and good potential for future services, A solid lineup of unique features that make this tablet different from all other tablets, like an IR sensor and universal remote app
Technology is dated, and was dated when first released, The glass is too abrasive, and isn't slick enough for consistent use, especially for gaming, Some services, like the Playstation Store, are good concepts but still very shallow
The most comfortable tablet on the market. The Tablet S is most like the tablet we envisioned when ...
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Published: 2012-03-20, Author: First , review by: zdnet.com
Abstract: Sony's two tablets, the S and the P, have both been around for a while now. Both are quite different takes on the standard tablet fare, with the P being the one sitting furthest from the mainstream. I've been living with them for a few weeks.Of the two de...
