Hands-on with the Sony Tablet P and the Tablet S at IFA 2011

September 4, 2011 by Andrew Edney 0 Comments

Last week we told you about the finalised specs and prices for the new Sony tablets, and at IFA in Berlin we got a few minutes hands-on with them both.

Tablet P

The P is definitely designed with gaming in mind. In fact, it is “certified” for the PlayStation! The screen was very clear, and it was quite easy to use. The two screens does take a little getting used to though.

Here is a short video:

Sony Tablet P

Tablet S

The S is a very nice device indeed! Easy to use, very light and has a number of planned accessories.

Here is a short video:

We hope to have a much more in-depth hands-on and review on both of the Sony tablets in the near future.

What do you think of them?

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