A review of Sony's uniquely designed Tablet P. March 20, 2012— -- In the days leading up to the unveiling of Apple's new iPad, it was easy to overlook Sony's release of the Tablet P.

This unique tablet has a comfy-to-hold wedge design, an IR port for use as a universal remote, and PlayStation Certified support. (Updated: November 21, 2011) The Sony Tablet S marks the company ...

NEW YORK --Sony Corp. is preparing to make a major splash into the tablet market this year, but I fear the company is missing a key component: heart. Less than an hour ago, I was sitting face to ...

Update June 2014: Read our review of the Sony Xperia Tablet Z that replaces the Tablet S. The Sony Xperia Tablet S is Sony's second generation Android tablet that features an updated design, the ...

After receiving rave reviews for last year’s model, the Xperia Tablet Z, Sony has refreshed its flagship with a sleek waterproof design that's just a hair thinner than the last. It's even just ...

Sony has revealed more details about its first two tablets, the Sony Tablet S and Sony Tablet P, and set out launch dates for the Android devices. The Wi-Fi-only versions of the Tablet S will ...

Sony announced a new tablet on Wednesday, and at first glance it looks a lot like last year's wedge-shaped Tablet S. Heck, the name even sounds the same. This year's Sony tablet is called the ...

Android tablet is just 1/4-inch thin It functions as an infrared remote control for your TV Can be immersed in up to three feet of water for a half hour Sony has come up with some of the most ...

The Sony Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact shoves a powerful processor, bright screen and PS4 gaming skills into a slender, waterproof frame. Andrew Lanxon Editor At Large, Lead Photographer, Europe Andrew ...

See About archive blog posts. Sony’s first tablet, now officially called the Tablet S, is set to hit stores in the middle of September at a price of $499.99. The Tablet S will feature a 9.4-inch ...

Sony finally threw its hat in the tablet ring at IFA 2011 by announcing the market launch of the Sony Tablet S and Tablet P (previously codenamed S1 and S2). The biggest point-of-difference from ...

Previously reserved for smartphones, Sony has extended its Xperia line to include tablets with the unveiling of the Xperia Tablet S at IFA 2012. The successor to the Tablet S (originally known as ...