JamesP
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- Apr 6, 2011
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I saw it at CES this year and wanted to snatch it from the guy doing the demo and make a run for it. Glad I waited because I got it for $189 from Fry's on Black Friday (I wasn't Black Friday shopping per se....I had the day off and was driving by @ 11:30am so I stopped in to waste time). There are obvious limitations to what you can expect for a user experience but if you understand the product, those are vastly outweighed by the positives.
First and foremost the clamshell allows for a mobility heretofore unseen with a tablet and with the AT&T DataShare plan, I have 3G access. No Android 4 is an annoyance but I hardly notice it. The 5MP camera is great for my hobby use and the video capability is standard for what you'd expect from Sony.
I have to say that the most interesting thing is that the P is meant to be stylish and sexy, but it really is a practical device. Well these are my initial thoughts 1 week into owner ship of the tablet.
Stay tuned....
First and foremost the clamshell allows for a mobility heretofore unseen with a tablet and with the AT&T DataShare plan, I have 3G access. No Android 4 is an annoyance but I hardly notice it. The 5MP camera is great for my hobby use and the video capability is standard for what you'd expect from Sony.
I have to say that the most interesting thing is that the P is meant to be stylish and sexy, but it really is a practical device. Well these are my initial thoughts 1 week into owner ship of the tablet.
Stay tuned....