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 Sony Tablet S 32GB Wi Fi 94in Black UK Version  US $314.30
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2010: The Year of the Tablet
2010: The Year of the Tablet
Publishers made 2009 the year of the concept newspaper and magazine. Time Inc. teamed up with a the company, the Wonder Factory, to create a fun concept video of the Sports Illustrated of the future. Then there was another concept video from the Bonnier Group, a Swedish media company, which went a step further and moved the words and images off a screen and onto a table, allowing you to flick, drag and scroll in thin air.
There is, however, one problem with all of these wonderful and creative mock-ups: After you watch the videos and imagine what a device like this might offer, you are left with nothing more than a memory of a fancy concept. Yes, they are beautifully presented, but they are mostly pie-in-the-sky ideas. Until someone actually creates the hardware to run these experiences, concepts like that in the Bonnier Group video are about as realistic as those in a video about time travel or flying cars.
It’s important to understand how difficult these devices will be to produce, especially if done right. You can read an earlier Bits post that outlined five reasons why tablets have flopped.
There are major hardware limitations with a real tablet. E-readers like the Kindle from Amazon and the Reader from Sony use E Ink for longer battery life and ease of reading. To make similar devices with a fully immersive color screen, you face problems with battery power, operating systems, price and a grab bag of other technical challenges. An affordable 10-inch screen capable of streaming video, with full interaction and a constant Web connection is going to require a power outlet every two hours.
The Apple Tablet
A lot of the concept videos and mock-ups floating around the Web can be likened to publishers sounding a mating call to Apple. They want a device. And although laptop and mobile manufacturers like Dell, Sony and Hewlett-Packard have long known about the consumer yearnings for such a product, they seem to be waiting for apple to innovate and change the way we read magazines, newspapers, blogs and books
Like almost all the people covering technology, I have no doubt that Apple will release a tabletlike device in 2010; there are too many signs that point in this direction. Let’s put all the rumors aside for a moment and look at the facts. There’s the endless chain of patents, as Brad Stone reported in The New York Times in late September on the rehiring of Michael Tchao, who worked on the Apple Newton. I’ve had many discussions with publishers and content creators that sustain my suspicions.
But the icing on the cake comes from a current senior employee inside Apple. When one of my colleagues here asked if the rumors of the Apple tablet were true, and when we could expect such a device, the response from his source was, “I can’t really say anything, but, let’s just say Steve is extremely happy with the new tablet.”
Yet another recently departed Apple employee tipped me: “You will be very surprised how you interact with the new tablet.”
A former Apple employee, whose name appears on numerous Apple patents, worked on an Apple tablet five years ago and recently told me when the first version of the tablet was shelved by Steve Jobs, a lot of the technology made it into other devices. He explained that components of these early stage concepts are already out in the marketplace. If you have an i Phone, for example, you’re carrying around a mini version of an early Apple tablet. He also says that one of the barriers to producing the early tablets was the lack of software. The success of the App Store and the eagerness of the publishers show that this won’t be a problem for any new devices.
Other Contenders
Microsoft is another company to watch through 2010 as a potential contender in the tablet marketplace. Senior Microsoft executives have been talking to publishing companies over the past few months, showing off mock-ups of the dual-screened Courier tablet device, first reported by Gizmodo in late September.
The JooJoo, formerly the Crunchpad, had the most promise for an inexpensive consumer tablet. The original price of the JooJoo was going to be $200, but it is now being offered for $500. When Wired’s Gadget Lab got a hands-on session with the JooJoo it had this to say: “Though it seems to have the hardware design and form factor right, the list of what it can’t do, for now, outweighs what it can.”
The JooJoo was a prime example of the difficulty that device manufacturers face trying to make a new tabletlike experience.
It’s clear from the public excitement and positive feedback to these videos, prototypes and concepts that people really want a tablet. I know I do.
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Sony Tablet S 32GB $499.99 All the great things you know from Sony, now in a tablet. Enjoy PlayStation® games, Reader™ eBooks, and movies from Video Unlimited and many more. |
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Sony Tablet S 16GB $399.99 All the great things you know from Sony, now in a tablet. Enjoy PlayStation® games, Reader™ eBooks, and movies from Video Unlimited and many more. |
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Sony Tablet S Cradle $39.99 Make the most of your Sony Tablet™ S experience with this versatile cradle. |
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Sony Tablet S Adapter $39.99 Keep your Sony Tablet™ S powered up while on the go with this AC adapter. |
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Sony Tablet S Bluetooth Keyboard $79.99 Enhance your Sony Tablet™ S experience and enjoy the convenience of typing on a full keyboard with this optional Bluetooth® keyboard. |
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Sony Tablet S LCD Screen Protector $24.99 Reduce the amount of dust, scratches and fingerprints on the screen of your Sony Tablet™ S with this LCD screen protector. |
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Sony Tablet S USB Adapter Cable $14.99 Easily transfer files from your camera, camcorder, music player or other electronic device to your Sony Tablet™ S with this USB adapter cable. |
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BUILT® NY Tablet Sleeve $29.99 Featuring stand-out style and unique functionality to match your Sony Tablet™ S, this neoprene sleeve from BUILT® NY offers stylish protection. |
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2-in-1 Pen & Tablet Stylus $24.99 Features: Acurate typing, texting & drawing with patent pending rubber tip, use with any touch screen devices, Soft, durable rubber tip, leaves no smudges & glides across screen. |
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SONY-TABLETS / SGPT112US/S S1 TABLET 32GB / SGPT112US/S $520.62 SONY-TABLETS - SGPT112US/S S1 TABLET 32GB - SGPT112US/S |
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SONY-TABLETS / AC ADAPTER FOR TABLET S / SGPAC10V1 $47.3 SONY-TABLETS - AC ADAPTER FOR TABLET S - SGPAC10V1 |
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SONY-TABLETS / SGPT111US/S S1 TABLET 16GB / SGPT111US/S $415.91 SONY-TABLETS - SGPT111US/S S1 TABLET 16GB - SGPT111US/S |
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Sony LCD PROTECTION SHEET FOR TABLET S SGPFLS1 $28.5 Sony LCD PROTECTION SHEET FOR TABLET S SGPFLS1 |
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SONY TABLET S CRADLE(A/C NOT INCLUDED) SGPDS1 $39.1 SONY TABLET S CRADLE(A/C NOT INCLUDED) SGPDS1 |
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3D Blu-ray Disc Player $159.99 Features: 3D Blu-ray Disc playback in Full HD 1080p, built-in Wi-Fi®, 2D to 3D conversion, access Sony Entertainment Network: Netflix®, YouTube™ and more, smartphone/tablet remote app |
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SONY Tablet S AC Adapter Model SGPAC10V1 $26.99 Type: AC Adapter Compatibility: Sony Tablet S1 Features: Connect on the Go Lightweight Removable cord for easy storage Stay powered up with this compact AC adapter for your Sony Tablet Function: Internet Tablet |
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SONY SGPDS1 Tablet S Cradle (A/C not included) $28.99 Compatibility: Sony Tablet S1 Features: Docking cradle made exclusively for your Sony Tablet. Use and charge your tablet simultaneously. Allows your tablet to sit up vertically, great for watching movies and reading. Function: Internet Tablet |
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Sony AC Power Adapter for Sony Tablet S $39.99 Charge your Tablet S with this AC power adapter to help ensure your tablet is ready to use. |
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Sony LCD Screen Protector for Sony Tablet 2 $24.99 Guard the screen of your Sony Tablet 2 against damage with this LCD screen protector that helps protect against scratches, dirt and fingerprints. The antireflective coating offers a clear view. |
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16GB Z Series Mobile Media Player $299.99 Series Highlights: 4.3" touch screen, S-Master™ MX for superior sound, Android™ 2.3 platform, Bluetooth® and Wi-Fi® connectivity, tablet quality NVIDIA® Tegra™ 2 processor, Music Unlimited access. |
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32GB Z Series Mobile Media Player $349.99 Series Highlights: 4.3" touch screen, S-Master™ MX for superior sound, Android™ 2.3 platform, Bluetooth® and Wi-Fi® connectivity, tablet quality NVIDIA® Tegra™ 2 processor, Music Unlimited access |
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Sony / KIT SGPT112US/S S1 TABLET 32GB / SGPT112US/S-KIT $527.55 Sony - KIT SGPT112US/S S1 TABLET 32GB - SGPT112US/S-KIT |
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Sony Slim SGPCK1 Carrying Case for Tablet PC - Black - Leather $80.5 Sony Slim SGPCK1 Carrying Case for Tablet PC - Black - Leather |
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Sony SGP-DS1 - Web Tablet Desktop Stand. Each $32.92 Manufacturer: Sony. Each. A perfect companion to your Sony Tablet S, the SGP-DS1 cradle offers multiple ways to enjoy your device. You can showcase your favorite photos in gallery mode, enjoy your Sony Tablet S as a desk clock, and access thousands of app |
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skinny case for web tablet $39.99 STM skinny - Case for web tablet - black - for Sony Tablet S SGPT111 SGP-T111 SGPT112 SGP-T112 SGPT113 SGP-T113 SGPT114 |
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Sgpds1 - Sony Sgp-Ds1 Tablet Computer Cradle $38.08 Designed exclusively to fit your Sony Tablet S, the SGP-FLS1 LCD screen protector safeguards your device from scratches, grime and fingerprints that can occur from everyday use. Made with anti-reflective coating to mimic the same anti-reflective technology used on your Sony Tablet S, you'll always enjoy the brilliant images your tablet's TruBlack display offers. [3032115] UPC: 027242831810 UNSPC: 43201611 10.8L x 3.6W x 2.9H 0.95 LB |
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Sony Leather Case for Sony Tablet S - Black $99.99 Carry your Tablet S in this case that features leather material for protection against dirt, dust and scratches. The sleek design offers easy transport. |
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Sony Charging Cradle for Sony Tablet S $39.99 This cradle holds your Tablet S securely and charges your device. The multifunctional design doubles as a photo frame or desk clock for versatile use. |
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Sony Tablet S SGPT112US/S - Tablet - Android 3.1 (Honeycomb) - 32 GB - 9.4. Each $754.63 Manufacturer: Sony. Each. All the great things you know from Sony, now in a tablet. With a comfortable design that fits easily in your hand, and a vibrant TruBlack display, enjoy a truly optimized tablet that's responsive and intuitive. With access to the |
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ZAGG InvisibleSHIELD for Sony Tablet S $29.99 This easy-to-remove screen shield features military-grade material to help improve grip and protect your tablet's screen against scratches. |
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SGP CK1 - case for web tablet $76.99 Sony SGP CK1 - Case for web tablet - genuine leather - black - for Tablet S SGPT111 SGPT112 SGPT113 SGPT114 |
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SGP-DS1 - web tablet desktop stand $36.99 Sony SGP-DS1 - Web tablet desktop stand - for Tablet S SGPT111 SGPT112 SGPT113 SGPT114 |
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BasAcc LCD Screen Protector for Sony Tablet S1 $7.77 This is an LCD screen protector for Sony Tablet S1. Protect your tablet against dust and scratches with this durable silicone screen guard accessory.Compatible:Sony Tablet S1Includes:Screen protectorLint-free cleaning clothSqueegee cardScreen protector:Tough, durable, transparent materialAnti-scratch filmLeaves no glue residue when removedReduces eye strain |