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Sony will launch Android tablet by the end of summer

5 April 2011 by
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Accoring to CEO Howard Stringer Sony will release a Android Gingerbread powered tablet by the end of this summer

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We have earlier published images of a couple of Sony Ericsson consept tablets. We did not think either of Sony or Sony Ericsson would release a tablet anytime soon. Seems like this prediction went wrong. At least if the Japanese newspaper Nikkei is correct. The paper is citing Sonys Chief Executive Officer Howard Stringer which said that a Sony Android Gingerbread tablet will be released first in the US by the end of this summer.

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strizlow80013 years ago
This will be interesting device. It was time Sony Ericsson to launch such device after almost every mobile phone manufacturer did it...
masseur13 years ago
sorry, but I think that now that Apple has led the way last year... the question is... who won't be launching a tablet this year...
its just a real real shame that technology was too imature when microsoft tried to invent tablets in the early milleniium when I was already really keen but the best they could offer was a form of handwriting recognition... now we have google translate with almost perfect voice translation in so many languages...
mallaccra13 years ago
this is what i'm hoping and waiting for but by then others will already have the lead and better shares in the tabs segment......
OffLineR13 years ago
@masseur
You are right about Microsoft. They couldn't think tablet concept as a mobile platform. They have tried to mobilize notebooks which was a major failure due to size and usability issues.
Lunion13 years ago
Sony or Sony Ericsson branded?
korbindallis13 years ago
I would go with Sony Ericsson Xperia Tab for 7"
and Sony Vaio Tab for 10.1"

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