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Best Tablet on the Market
This tablet rivals all other tablets out their and does more than you can ever expect from a tablet. Sony has developed something that has no competition on the tablet market. It just needs more marketing.
March 30, 2013
Disappointed
I was actually waiting for this new tablet to have 3g/4g connectivity and yet again it does not!!. And that's weird considering that 3g/4g market is growing and Sony is lagging behind this technology, Good Table Specs, however the 3g/4g is quite necessary, I am a Sony buyer i love all Sony products, however i considering moving to Samsung since Sony is getting old with the 3g/4g connectivity on their tablets
December 16, 2012
Media Remote Compatibilities with Sony products
Within the past 19 months, I have spent a substantial amount of cash on Sony electronics.
? Sony KDL-55HX800 3D Internet 55? TV
? Sony STR-DA3600ES Digital Receiver with 3D HDMI ports and internet connectivity
? Sony Playstation 3
? Sony Move for playstation
? Sony IPOD networking interfaces
? Sony Wireless Network interfaces
? Sony Digital Media Port interfaces
? Not to mention all the software, apps and features I?ve purchased.
After reading about Sony?s new Xperia Tablet S, I was very excited to tie all this equipment and all my media together using Sony?s latest Media Remote included with their Tablet. So I bent over and paid the $500 for the 32 GB tablet thinking Sony would integrate all the Media Remote technology into all their latest products. Well, you can imagine the disgust and frustration when I found out the Media Remote functionality of the Xperia tablet is totally worthless with all my Sony hardware. It isn?t compatible with one piece of SONY electronics that I?ve purchased in the last two years. None of it, not even the PS3. It?s not like I?ve been buying middle of the road stuff. I?ve been purchasing leading edge components.
The Media Remote functionality is really cool. The Graphical User interface simulates the remotes provided with your equipment remote (if it?s compatible). Yes there is a back-up. It?s called a universal remote app with a graphical user interface that is BARE BONES and IMHO, it sucks.
The technology of connecting the Xperia tablet to these components on my home Ethernet network has already been accomplished. In my mind, it is a slap in the face because Sony just flat out refuses to honor their previous consumers by updating the firmware of their components made in just the last few months. It appears to this paying consumer, that it would be a rather simple thing to do. My allegiance toward purchasing Sony components is fading fast.
I haven?t even gotten into my disappointment with my new Xperia tablet using the DLNA certified components. From what I can tell, the THROW YOUR MEDIA functionality isn?t compatible with networked Media Servers either. This functionality appears to work, only works if the media is stored on the tablet. I sincerely hope there will be some updates ? and soon.
Brian Christoferson
Spokane, WA
October 3, 2012
Sony Xperia Tablet S; 32GB
I haven't had it long, but so far I love it. The display is perfect for the size and the weight is very nice and it's balanced to make it easier to hold with one hand. I like how grippy the black folded over part is. It's a very sleek, fast piece of technology. Redeeming the movies was a bit of a pain and the selection isn't best, but they're free, so...
I've already almost lost the multiport cover once already, so that's something difficult to keep track of if you forget about it. All in all a very good tablet and I'm very pleased with my purchase so far.
September 15, 2012
