Sony, which recently
unveiled its Xperia Z smartphone
with a 5-inch screen, has taken
another shot at the tablet market
with a new ultra-thin device named
Xperia Tablet Z. This tablet runs on
Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean) out-of-the-
box and has waistline of just 6.9mm,
thinner than rivals like Apple iPad
and Google Nexus 10. Another key
feature is its shockproof, dust
resistant and waterproof body, which
makes it largely impervious to
damage.
The all-new Xperia Tablet Z by Sony
features a 10.1-inch TFT touchscreen
with Mobile Bravia Engine 2 display
technology and image resolution of
1920x1200p. It is powered by a
1.5GHz quad-core processor, coupled
with 2GB RAM, and 32GB onboard
storage, with microSD support of up
to 32GB. The tablet has an 8.1MP
camera with Exmor R imaging
technology and LED flash on the
back, a feature no other rival can
match as of now.
Connectivity suite of Xperia Tablet Z
includes top notch features like 4G
LTE as well as NFC, along with
standard options like 2G, 3G, Wi-Fi,
Bluetooth 4.0 and microUSB.
Powered by a 6,000mAh battery, the
device will be available in black and
white colours. Sony has also included
its proprietary S-Force virtual
surround sound technology in the
tablet for enhanced audio quality.
Sony has announced this tablet for
Japan only as of now, though
technology websites are abuzz that a
global edition of this product will be
unveiled at the Mobile World
Congress in February 2013. This will
be the third tablet by Sony, after
Xperia Tablet S and Xperia Tablet P,
which failed to make their mark in
the market.
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