Sony has just announced a pair of Honeycomb tablets, but — wait, wait, these ones are actually different. Yes, Sony has set itself apart from the crowd of Android slates by focusing on unique form factor and its Qriocity media suite. They have their own names but are both underneath a new "Sony Tablet" brand, which is just about the least exciting "brand" I've ever encountered. The tablets themselves, however, look interesting. The S1 is a slate-style tablet with a 9.4-inch screen. Its special power is a strange rolled shape and an "off-center of gravity design" intended to make holding it easier. The S2 is a dual screen device with two 5.5-inch screens. Didn't see that coming.
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