As much as we liked the design and form factor of the Sony Tablet S, its Tegra 2 chipset is feeling a bit dated these days. So it was with great anticipation that we saw what look to be the first benchmark of a tablet with a codename V150.
The benchmark is NenaMark1, a common Android benchmark suite, and the Sony tablet with a resolution of 1280×800 (the extra pixels are for the menu bar at the bottom) is running a 1.4 Ghz Tegra 3 processor, making this the follow-up to the Sony Tablet S that a lot of people are waiting for. The device is running Android 4.0.3 as well.
In recent months, Sony has fleshed out its SEN offerings, with Video and Music Unlimited services becoming available in Canada, along with an improved selection of PS1 games for tablets and Xperia devices.
Source: Ambelo (JP)
Via: Netbook News
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