Here are the best Sony S tablet leather cases that our review team has filtered from tens of items sold in the market.

RooCase Dual-View Leather Folio Case Stand

This is one of the top rated Sony S tablet cases on Amazon. Roocase Dual-view case is made from high quality, genuine leather and the inside is micro-suede which gives an effect similar to cushion to protect the tablet against scratches from inside too.

We liked the easy rotation from landscape to portrait and vice versa when you want to use the case as a stand. There are multiple grooves to put the tablet for optimized viewing or typing position.

There are actually two parts for the case, and the inner sleeve is detachable. The flap is magnetic.

Obviously all ports and functions of the Sony tablet are fully accessible.

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CaseCrown Bold: Sony Tablet S Case

Although the case is made from synthetic leather, it feels very nice to touch and look. A very well imitation of genuine leather here. CaseCrown Bold follows the standard case stand design. There is micro-lining inside to protect scratches. Using velcro flap, the tablet is secured inside. The flap closure is magnetic here as in Roocase model.

The case also doubles as a stand but you can use it only in landscape (horizontal) orientation. There are two modes of it. One is to view videos on the tablet and the other one is to type on the virtual keyboard of Sony S.

There is an even a cutout for rear camera. We are rarely using the camera on our tablets but anyway it is a plus to mention.

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It looks like Sony keeps their promise to ship the new Android Tablet S on September 16th. So, you can now pre-order on Amazon.com to get it on release date.

WiFi only Sony Tablet S is available as 16 GB and 32 GB models. 16GB price tag is $499 while 32GB is $599.

There are many supporting official and unofficial accessories for Tablet S as well including bluetooth keyboard, dock station, leather carrying cases.

The company Sony announced at the IFA 2011, the largest fair of technology and consumer electronics worldwide, which ends next Wednesday in Berlin, Germany, his first two tablets equipped with the Android mobile operating system.

Called “Tablet S” and “Tablet P”, both are based on the same mobile platform, Android 3.2 Honeycomb, have a dual core processor Nvidia Tegra 2 1 GHz and have 1 GB of RAM. They also have two integrated cameras (back and front) and memory card reader SD.

The Tablet S is more conventional, with an LCD screen of 9.4 inches IPS size and 1280 x 800 pixel resolution, equipped with technology “TruBlack” and “Bravia Engine” for better contrast, sharpness and brighter colors, and will be marketed in versions Wi-Fi and 3G to 16 or 32 GB of internal memory.

Meanwhile, the Tablet P has a most unusual design, with two 5.5-inch screen size and 1024 x 800 pixel resolution each. The device is folded in the middle, like a Nintendo DS, and screens can work together or independently.

The Tablet S is in pre-sale on the website of Sony U.S., with costs starting at $ 499 for the version with Wi-Fi and 16 GB of memory. The Tablet P will be released “soon” according to the manufacturing company.

Sony Tablet PCs are on the way. At last Sony unveils two brand new tablet pcs. Best of all those tablets will run Android 3.0. And here is a quick video about Sony Tablets.

In my opinion, Sony intentionally didn’t bring any tablet to CES 2011. They have apparently bigger plans than now. A late senior executive speech confirms it.

On Thursday, Sony Computer Division Head Kunimasa Suzuki has talked in a honest way that Apple is the king of tablets for now but there is no second position after them. Therefore, Sony is real ambitious to grab #2 position in 2012.

Tablet market is being already very crowded led by Motorola, Samsung, Acer, RIM tablets; Sony has to bring something strikingly innovative and very powerful in hardware and software aspects to the tablet market to achieve this position.

So, a 3D tablet or even better is in the feature list?

Via DailyTech

Sony deputy president Fujio Noguchi who is responsible of digital reading business put an end to speculations surrounding a possible color Sony ereader tablet which will rival iPad. According to an article published on Tech-On, a tech and industry analysis website from Asia, the executive told “I think recently developed color e-paper devices are suited for displaying movies but I believe that color e-paper should be employed for e-book readers with a focus on displaying texts”. Continue Reading