Sony's Tablet S and Tablet P Will Land in Japan at NTT DOCOMO

NTT DOCOMO and Sony Corporation have just announced that the new Android 3.2-based Sony Tablet S (SGPT113JP/S) and Sony Tablet P (SGPT211JP/S) are on their way to arrive on DOCOMO’s 3G network in Japan later this fall.

Both devices will be released with support for the wireless carrier's 3G network, as well as with WiFi capabilities, and will provide users with great hardware capabilities, as well as with seamless usability, delivering an overall great entertainment experience while on the go.

The new Sony Tablet S comes with a large 9.4-inch screen and packs a wide range of multimedia features, the wireless carrier explains.

The new device was packed with a unique asymmetric design aimed at delivering increased comfortability when holding it, even when having to use it for a long time.

The Sony Tablet P was packed with a dual 5.5-inch display that enables users fold it for increased portability. The device also offers split screen action, so that users can take full advantage of its mobile communication capabilities.

“Users of both Sony Tablet S and Sony Tablet P can access rich video content through “Video Unlimited” as well as games for PlayStationCertified devices,” the wireless carrier continued.

“The tablets are embedded with DLNA, a consumer electronic networking standard that allows users to 'throw' personal video and picture content to televisions or stream audio content to home audio devices via Wi-Fi,” the carrier went on saying.

Both of the two new tablet PCs come with support for DOCOMO’s mobile Internet portal for smartphones, the “docomo market.” Moreover, they offer support for sp-mode and mopera U, the two Internet service providers for DOCOMO.

The wireless carrier also announced that both the Sony Tablet S and Sony Tablet P will be released in October or November, and that they will arrive in docomo shops, DOCOMO’s online shop and Sony Stores.

The mobile phone carrier plans on opening pre-orders for these devices as soon as middle of October at docomo shops.