Sony Unveils Xperia Tablet Z

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Key Features

Full HD Recording
 1. 1.5GHz quad-core processor with Adreno 320 GPU
 2. FM Radio
 3. Support for microSD card up to 64GB
 4. 2.2 MP front camera with 1080p HD video recording
 5. Android v4.1 (Jelly Bean) OS
 6. 8.1 MP Primary Camera
 7. 10.1-inch capacitive touchscreen (1200x1920 pixels)
 8. 2GB RAM
 9. Water-proof and dust-proof design
10.16GB internal memory
11. 1080p FullHD video recording
12. 3G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, microUSB, NFC, Infrared sensor
13. 6000mAH battery that lasts around 10 hours of average usage




Sony has not focused on the tablet market the way it is doing on smartphones. In the last few years, it made some Android tablets - part of the Tablet S and Tablet P series - but did not push them like the Xperia phones. With Xperia Tablet Z, this is changing. 



With Tablet Z, Sony has a better idea of what it is doing in the market. Unlike the original Tablet S that had an asymmetric shape, the design of Tablet Z is simple and mainstream, which should appeal to more consumers. The hardware, at least on paper, looks good. There are hundreds of Android tablets made by tens of companies. To stand out in this crowd, Sony has given Tablet Z some special treatment. Currently, this is the lightest and thinnest 10-inch tablet.



In terms of specifications and features, Tablet Z looks as good as any other Android tablet, and we can tell you that it provides an experience that is reliable. Yet, there is the matter of price. With an MRP of Rs 46,990 it is one of the most expensive tablets launched in India. 

Sony has always been at the forefront of product evolution in terms of design and technology. The Sony Xperia Z Tablet is a testament to just that. The seamless design and smooth flowing lines of the tablet will allow it stand out from its competition. Tablets have always been an important bridge between phones and full-fledged computers. These days however, the processing power available on these devices makes them as powerful as computers.


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