At CES, Sony teases with drool-worthy tablets
Sony unveils sleek concept tablets sure to cause quite a stir.
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Sony unveils sleek concept tablets sure to cause quite a stir.
The I'm Watch features Italian design, Android software, and custom apps that look quite nice.
There are, reportedly, 250 spies from Apple lurking in the halls of CES. How can one know who they are?
There are, reportedly, 250 spies from Apple lurking in the halls of CES. How can one know who they are?
Company's booth includes an thin, oval-shaped concept tablet with a sleek keyboard. Another super-thin concept tablet clicks into a docking station with a bronze keyboard, speakers, and a stylus.
In the midst of attendees milling around, amid the noise, the excitement, and the flashing lights, one man suffered: the man from Sharp who presented to nobody.
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