Sony S1 and S2 Tablet Video Campaign launched

Sony unveiled the first details about the S1 and S2 Android tablets back in April. The Sony S1 is a 9.4-inch screen tablet with an off center design that acts as a grip and should prop the screen up a bit when laid on a flat surface. The Sony S2 tablet is a device that is roughly the same size, but it has a pair of 5.5-inch screens on it and folds for more portability. The S1 and S2 names are supposed to be still changed before the launch in September. 

Sony has launched today the first episode of series of videos teasing the S1 and S2 tablets on Youtube. I almost fell asleep watching the 2 minute video. The S1 and S2 tablets only get a brief exposure. They will run HoneyComb Android OS, but that is about as much as the video reveals. You can watch the video below and maybe you find inner peace watching it.

Via Android Community.

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