http://www.blogcdn.com/www.engadget.com/media/2012/08/jrv1dsc03056.jpg Sony officially launched its new tablet here at IFA – and it’s keeping that folded-over profile. Happily running Android ICS, we’ve just spend some time with the Xperia Tablet S here in Berlin and it’s looking like Sony wants this to be the center of your media-consuming world. The new tablet pals up with its range of phones, bearing that familiar Xperia b*****ng on a freshly hewn metal slab. Yes, the new tablet sidesteps the plastic build of its last two tablets going for a solid metal build. Fortunately, it feels just as light in the hand, while that folded design also remains well-balanced. We’re particularly pleased with the tactile finish on the folded-over surface of the tablet – it’s very grippable. Internally, we’re dealing with a quad-core Tegra 3 processor, while the a 10-inch 1,280 x 800 IPS display will be showing off all that media and gaming content. Browse our gallery of images below and check out our first impressions after the break – our hands-on video is coming very soon.
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