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Sony S1
$599.00
Released September, 2011
The Pros:The "folded" design does redistribute the weight in a way that makes it feel more comfortable to hold. TruBlack does actually give very good black levels and contrast on the display. You can play your video from the SD card.
The Cons:SD card slot can only be used for media exchange, and not for direct access to media (can't play video files from SD card). The screen scratches more easily than its Gorilla Glass laden competitors. Screen is not OLED.
The Sony S1 is a Android operated tablet. The S1 is designed to fold in half, resembling a folded magazine. It's rounded edge profile and 9.4 inch (1280 x 768) display allows handling to become easier and viewing angles improve when the tablet is placed on a table.
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The Sony S1 is lightweight and has a textured finish for an easy grip. It is available in 32 and 64GB models and has a WiFi only model or a WiFi and 3G. The tablet has 9-10 hours of battery time to enjoy TruBlack and Bravia display technologies. The S1 includes a dock and a wireless Bluetooth keyboard, which clips to the bottom of the device when not in use. The Sony S1 is also Playstation Certified, making the tablet just as much a gaming console as a PC and entertainment system.
Features
- Innovative Folding Design
- Android Operated Platform
- 9.4 Inch Display
- Textured Finish for Easy Grip
- WiFi and 3G Available
- TruBlack and Bravia Technologies
- Includes Clip-On Bluetooth Keyboard
- Playstation Certified
- Includes Dock
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The "folded" design does redistribute the weight in a way that makes it feel more comfortable to hold.
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TruBlack does actually give very good black levels and contrast on the display.
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you can play your video from the SD card.
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SD card slot can only be used for media exchange, and not for direct access to media (can't play video files from SD card).
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The screen scratches more easily than its Gorilla Glass laden competitors.
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1
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