They might be a year behind Apple’s iPad and months behind the Motorola Xoom, but Sony are making up for their late entry in to the
Android tablet market by launching not one but 2 tablets later this year.
The 2 tablets are currently in the testing stages and are named the
S1 and
S2.
The
S1 looks much like many of the other Android tablets on the
market with a 9.4 inch touch screen, but the
S2 is a very unique clam shell design with two
5 inch screens.
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Both tablets will run Android Honeycomb and support both 4G and 3G networks, an will be powered by Nvidia’s Tegra 2 dual core chips.