Sony’s latest Android smartphones are easy to spot in the crowd - the NXT design language with the translucent bar at the bottom of devices is instantly recognizable, and now Sony might be bringing a tablet with similar looks. Sony Mobile recently moved its headquarters from Lund, Sweden, to Tokyo, Japan, in a not-so-surprising move after Sony bought out the Ericsson stake out of the company, but what’s interesting is that one of many reports coming from Sweden also features a picture showing a tablet in the NXT design language.
The screen seems to be around 7 inches in size, and there are no details except for the looks. It’s most definitely a prototype, something that Sony may or may not release, but in a world of mostly identical tablets it’s exciting to see a new approach to design.
What do you think, do you like seeing the NXT design in tablets like this one? And how important looks really are for a tablet? Let us know in the comments below.
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