Sony Tablet P now available in the US

By George Wong on 02/28/2012, filed in Home > Tablets

Sony Tablet P now available in the US It’s been awhile since the Sony Tablet P was announced, and for those of you who are keen on picking up the unique clam-shell Android tablet, you’re in luck. Sony has announced that as of today, the tablet is now available in the US. While the tablet is months late to the market (other countries have already gotten it), it’s better late than never right?

The Sony Tablet P features two 5.5″ TruBlack (1024 x 480) capacitive displays, NVIDIA Tegra 2 dual-core processor, a 5-megapixel rear camera, VGA front facing camera, 4GB of internal storage, full size SD card slot, micro USB connector, a 3,080mAh battery, Android Honeycomb, DLNA, and access to Sony’s “Select App” (which includes games, entertainment and lifestyle apps).

The Sony Tablet P can be yours for $399.99 with a 2-year contract on AT&T. Anybody planning to pick one up?

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