Sony confirmed today that its upcoming Sony Tablet S and Tablet P will allow their owners to download and play select games from the original PlayStation library.
The android-powered Sony Tablet S will hit the stores within a month and will retail for $499 for the 16 GB model and $599 for the 32 GB model. Both models sport a 9.4-inch touch display and an NVIDIA Tegra 2 graphics chip, as well as Wi-Fi and 3G connectivity options.
Sony Tablet P is a foldable tablet with two 5.5 inch touchscreens and 4G network capability that is set for a November release. Each screen can be controlled independently by Android apps, with one screen providing a PlayStation-style controller interface and the other showing gameplay, for example. Sony Tablet P pricing details have not been revealed yet.
Sony's Xperia Play smartphone is already available in market today and offers similar functionality, but it is not as successful as one would expect.
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Sony's experia and tablet pc's
Sony's experia Is outdated by the playstation vita.
The playstation tablets downpoint is that it is more similar to a mobile phone then a tablet PC.
(playstation tablet)would be uncomfortable to use and probably doesn't support hardware updates , connectivity, mouse and keyboard adaptions.
LOL available this month?
In your article it says its available in November, and your article says these will be available this month. You guys need to write your articles better, no wonder you guys are hiring.
hmm
xbox360 is faster than ps3 and better in every way. They shoudl have a 360 tablet it would own
360 tablet would blow
apparently you aren't aware that the 360 is less than half as fast as ps3.
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read that article.
monkey
eh.. only 1 idiot took the bate ^ hoped for more
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