Sony Tablet Reviewed

Sony S1 tablet (left) and Sony S2 tablet (right)

Sony today announced they are also going into the tablet market with their unique S1 and S2 Tablets. Both tablets are said to run on Android with the S1 is a slate design and has a 9.4-inch screen with 1,280 by 800 pixels resolution, while the S2 is a folding device equipped with dual 5.5-inch screens, each with 1,024 by 480 pixels resolution.

According to Sony, the S1 will have an infrared transmitter which means it can be used to control gadgets around the house. It will also supports the DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance). The S2 on the other hand would would be PlayStation Certified -- a new program from Sony Computer Entertainment that extends the PlayStation gaming platform to other devices.

With most tablets coming in one size, I'm very much interested with the S2 tablet as it can be folded as my main problem with tablets is the fact that they are bulky and big.

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