Sony Tablet S and Tablet P launches in India

This article was last updated on April 16, 2022

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The Sony Tablet S and Tablet P has made a dash into India just today. Both the devices feature a exclusive wedge-shaped, wallet design and are touted to be the first PlayStation certified tablets.

For customizing the newly unveiled slates according to Indian tastes and making them more constructive to consumers in the nation, Sony has preloaded them with special applications. These apps offer Indian multimedia content such as local TV shows, movies and songs to users and consist of Big Flix, Star Player, Meragana.com, BollywoodHungama.com and Videochaska.

Masaru Tamagawa, Managing Director, Sony India has stated, “Sony Tablet exemplifies our approach of combining hardware, software and network services. It offers customers a device which meets their demand for flawless, on-the-go access to the internet, digital entertainment content and social networking services. IT Market in India is growing at a very fast pace and we expect the tablet to gain rapid impetus in the near future. At the moment, we want to build a strong business foundation for Tablet.”

The S and P slates come integrated with various functionalities, one of which is the ‘throw’ feature by which users can wirelessly sync them with a PC, home theater or TV. Another one is the ‘Universal Remote’ feature that is basically an in-built infrared sensor that enables the Sony Tablet S to serve up as a remote control for many devices including TVs, stereos and DVD players.

The Sony Tablet S comes in a 16GB 3G + Wi-Fi version priced at Rs. 33,990 as well as a 16GB Wi-Fi only variation with a price tag of Rs. 29,990. The Sony Tablet P will be available in a 4GB 3G + Wi-Fi version priced at Rs. 36,990. While the Sony Tablet S without 3G is already available, the other two slates are planned to hit shelves in India by mid-January.

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