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“It’s not about who makes them first, but who makes them better.
The S, a curved tablet that is supposed to be easier to carry for long periods, weighs in at 1.33 pounds and has a 9.4-inch display. It comes in 16 and 32 gigabytes, WiFi-only or powered by AT&T 4G. There’s also an SD memory-card reader, Bluetooth and long battery life, according to TechCrunch. This is available for presale beginning Wednesday and will be in stores next month. Price: $499 for 16-gigabyte model and $599 for 32-gigabyte model.
The P is a 0.83-pound clamshell dual-screen tablet. Each 5-inch screen has 1024 x 480 display and can work independently or together. For instance, you can use one screen as a keyboard and the other as a screen when composing an email. But for the eBook reader, both screens can be used at the same time. No U.S. price yet (but it will sell in Europe for €599, or $861) or specific launch date besides later this year.
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