Sony held a press conference this week in Tokyo to reveal their upcoming tablet products. The company will make its initial presence in the tablet scene felt not by one but two tablets. The tablets are called the S1 and the S2 and both will be running on the Honeycomb platform.
The first tablet is the S1 which focuses more on Sony’s Qriocity feature and is shaped like a folded magazine. It will be using a Tegra 2 processor and will have customized features that will set it apart from other Honeycomb devices.
The S2 will be a dual screen clamshell tablet device that comes with a 5.5 inch display capable of resolutions of 1024×480 pixels. It’s designed to fit easily in your pocket.
Both devices will be PlayStation Certified which means it will possess the same gaming capabilities as the recently released Xperia Play smartphone.
Sony is expected to release both devices by fall in the US although this is just an estimated date. As for the pricing of both devices the company has not released any official statement yet however insiders are estimating the price for the S1 to be $599 while the S2 is pegged at $699.
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