Kiwi BloggerSony 16GB S1 Wi-Fi Tablet: Your Ultimate Entertainment Buddy
Have you ever wondered if it is possible for a tablet to control your living room electronic gadgets such as your TV, Blu-ray disc player, and stereo? Well, I could tell you that it is really possible! The new Sony tablet released in the market offers this exciting feature plus many other amazing possibilities.
Sony 16GB S1 Wi-Fi Tablet is one of the amazing gadgets from Sony. Imagine all of Sony’s expertise integrated together to fit perfectly in your hand. This Sony tablet was designed to be held comfortably over long periods of time. It also has perfect typing angle when set on a table. That’s why you could bring it anywhere you want- in the office, school, coffee shops, or even anywhere in the house. This tablet only measures 9.4” (diagonal) with 1280 x 800 WXGA TFT colour LCD. It has running Android 3.2 operating system, 5MP Rear HD recording camera, and VGA front facing camera.
This Sony tablet provides instant access to music through the Sony Entertainment Network Services which features 10 million songs from a global catalogue. If you prefer to play games, Sony 16GB S1 Wi-Fi Tablet has two preinstalled PlayStation games for you to enjoy. You can now put your gaming skills to the test with PlayStation titles that you already love from PS1.
With Sony 16GB S1 Wi-Fi Tablet, you need not to worry about the battery life. Its battery could stay up to 8 hours when in use and 430 hours while in standby mode. It also has the capability to connect to the internet and other devices via its Wi-Fi (802.11 b/g/n) + 2.1+EDR Bluetooth. Aside from these, the tablet is equipped with built-in universal IR remote which enables you to control your Sony products and other brands as well. You could also “throw in” personal content such as videos, images or music to compatible TVs or wireless speakers.
Indeed, this Sony Tablet is certified for the best gaming and entertainment experience. Equipped with almost anything you need for a tablet, there is no reason why you shouldn’t invest your money in this amazing portable gadget from Sony.
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