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Sony Tablet to Compete with IPad

Sony expects to launch its own version of tablet this coming fall and proudly says that will not focus on quantity, rather they will strongly focus on quality. IPad tablet is still the major force in the market but Sony believes that they can grab a huge market shares from them once they launch and start distributing their newest tablets, the Sony S Tablet and Sony P Tablet.

The Sony has already proven that they can compete in smartphone arena when they introduce the Xperia PLAY for gamers in the market and did an excellent job. The company is hoping that their tablets will bring the same success with Xperia.

Sony S Tablet Specs and Features

  • Price: $599
  • Processor: Tegra 2
  • Memory: 16GB/32GB

Like in their television the Sony S Tablet has included with Bravia Technologies and Tru Black display. This can also connected with the Bravia Televisions and Playstation 3.

Sony P Tablet Specs and Features

  • Price: $499
  • Processor: Tegra 2
  • Memory: 16GB/32GB
The only difference is the design of Sony P Tablet, offering a dual screen with five inch display.

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It is now easy to share pages we like with the new Google +1 button updates

For Google+1 enable to compete with Facebook, Google Inc., has launched its newest +1 button updates that allow users to share pages, news, articles and videos found in Google searches to its social network Google +1.

The consumers can now click the button found in the right side of Google search results pages and can share content to the circle of his friends he selected to share with. Moreover, the consumers are now allowed to add a comment in every story and site they want to share. The updates also reveal who the users within your network have already clicked the +1 button in any site or story. According to Google the button appears in more than 1million sites.

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