PRLog (Press Release) - Sep 02, 2011 - This week Sony announced that they are to release 2 tablet computers that could finally provide some competition for Apple and their iPad 2 tablet as one of the most wanted Christmas gifts this year.
The first of the tablets is the Sony Tablet P. This is a tablet that is foldable and according to Sony it can fit into a handbag or jacket pocket.
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The Tablet P has Wi-Fi and 3G just as the iPad 2 does and is £20 cheaper but at the moment only a 16gb version has been announced unlike the iPad 2 where you can get up to a 64gb version and the new iPad 3, which is expected in the near future is rumoured to have a 128gb version.
Along with the new Tablet P, Sony also announced a more conventional tablet that they have named the Sony S.
This tablet has a 9.4-inch screen so is around the same as an iPad and Sony have also put infrared technology in to the device which allows it to be used as a remote for other Sony Devices. Also at the touch of a button, files can be transferred from the Tablet P to certain Sony TVs.
The Mobile Gazette Website praised the 'innovative design' of the products and said: 'These two Sony tablets could finally provide some serious competition to the Apple iPad 2'
This is not the opinion of everyone however and Jeff Lodd, an electronics analyst at Macquarie Securities was not impressed by what Sony has to offer in the Tablet S and said 'we think the design will fail'
"We see many requests for iPad Loans and the product is extremely popular, so it would be difficult to break in to the market to compete against Apples iPad & iPad 2 as they seem to dominate that market and offerings from other companies such as Samsung seem to have small success compared to the iPad" said James Jones from Poor Credit Loans 4 You.
When comparing the Tablet P to the iPad there are great selling points for each, such as the Sony Tablets having access to Playstation games and the iPad of course has access to the over 350,000 apps on the Apples iTunes store which may persuade potential buyers either way and my photo and wallpaper the Playstation as big fan base.
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