It seems that the dimensions of the tablets are being defined by the companies. For example, the eight- or nine-inch models are currently the best-sellers to be carried around, while the ten-inch models have suffered a slight setback. And, from what it seems, the 12-inch panel models are also going to have their moment, so there are several companies that are already preparing them, such as Sony.
We say this because information has appeared that indicates that this manufacturer would already be working on the design and development of a model with a screen of dimensions like the one we have indicated before and that it would be looking for the compete in the most professional market and, in this way, make things a little more difficult for laptops. And it's not a utopia, as models like Microsoft's Surface or Samsung's Galaxy Tab Pro 12,2 have shown that this can be possible.
As it has been known, everything indicates that Sony would already have well advanced the design work and the device could see the light at the beginning of the year 2015, which would indicate that before the end of March it would be available. And this raises doubts as to whether the Japanese company will keep the model with a 10-inch panel, since the one it presented during the IFA fair was the Z3 Xperia Tablet Compact, with a smaller screen.
Little has been known about this model at the moment, but knowing Sony's way of acting, we must expect a device with very important specifications and, therefore, its processor, RAM memory and screen resolution would be Similar to those of members of the Xperia Z3 range at a minimum. In addition, everything indicates that this model would include a stylus, in order to get the most out of the authoring applications.
The fact is that the range of tablets with a 12-inch screen is increasing and, that in many cases it was believed that these models would not have a gap in the market. But, with the advancement of mobile operating systems When it comes to offering the possibility of using complex applications, it has been shown that this is not the case and Sony wants to try to have their “part in the cake”.
Vía: GSMArena Source: Digitimes