Sony is about to unveil a completely reworked Android tablet, which takes the chunky, rounded look of last year’s Tablet S and makes it a much slimmer thing, although one that still keeps the older tablet’s retro notebook design in some small part, plus it retains the first model’s 9.4″ display.
It looks rather pretty, too.
The photos come via an updated XDA forum post, which claim Sony’s new Android tablet is a Tegra 3 device, with dual cameras (8MP and 1MP) and a 6,000mAh battery, with prices starting at $399 (about £255) for the 16GB model.
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