[Sony Tablet S] wickwire:
I bought one just yesterday, the 16GB version, so far I haven't noticed the browser/WiFi closing that has been described on this thread, but I will be on the lookout!

I was going to leave it at Honeycomb 3.1, but after buying my first game - Riptide GP - I ran the game and the graphics were buggy, saddly I didn't get a picture for this, but basically the water bike 3D model had a huge rectangle popping out of it, weird to describe, but the bike wasn't being modeled properly (!?)

Anyways, not having much else to do with it and zero hits for the issue on Google - I saw the update popup to 3.2 and decided to go with it.

I wasn't planning on updating it before reading existing reports, but what the heck - went ahead with it.

It fixed the drawing bug in the game - I think resolution adjustments were also improved but not sure, and then I came here to the XDA forums to read about user experiences and saw this thread.

I've been using the tablet for about a day and a half really and so far it seems pretty rock-solid, performance-wise.

I don't seem to have Google Books in the Market, so I installed the Kindle App, I had read something about having to copy contents from SD Card/USB storage to the internal memory storage in order to open/play them so I was ready for that, I just didn't want some windows software like iTunes or something like that...

But fortunately that is not needed, the tablet can in fact read video files from the SD Card...! And you can copy the files to/from the card, drag & drop style!

Choosing the Copy application, instead of copying the file, there's an option to open it, and it works OK at least with the media I have here.

mkv HD media playback seems to have a slight issue with HW acceleration, posted a thread on that here as well but again, as stated on said thread, video quality is still smooth and good quality even if I select SW mode on the video player. Selecting HW mode is simply because usually it is better and, it's there, so it should work, right?

Overall, I think this was a very, very good choice, I was considering the Samsung Galaxy Tab or the Motorola Xoom, but the Galaxy had a noticeable lag on Honeycomb (don't know if that's been fixed in later version releases) and the Xoom just seemed to bulky for me.

The Sony is a little bit heavier but nothing to go home crying about, honestly, and the screen size for me is ideal.

Internal memory 16GB was a bit of a let-down because you get something like 4GB main internal memory (for the OS and apps) and about 8GB of secondary memory partition for your files, so you're missing a few gigs from the advertised 16 in the package.

But then there's the SD Card! I'm thinking of buying a 32GB Card and use it as additional storage, you don't need any special software to transfer files to/from the card, just drag/drop on the pc and you're good to go!

The mini-usb port next to the SD Card slot, someone already stated it could be MHL - both mini-usb and mini-hdmi, I don't know if it is, but I would like to be able to use it for:

1) transfer files from a USB storage (but not a priority for me, I don't think having an external HDD dangling away on USB to be practical, considering that 32GB on SD is quite a lot still)

2) connect the tablet to a samsung wide screen tv

3) charge the tablet via mini-usb / MHL port (whatever it is)

The Remote Control features are cool, I programmed by tablet to control our TV sets at home and the home cinema as well.

The remote control has a long list of device manufacturers, and in each, there are several pre-set profiles - but even if those don't work, the remote control can learn the IR commands from the orginal remotes!

Reading books, reading manga, watching videos, surfing the web, typing text (I can type away with both hands no prob), doing voice recognition commands, playing games...

I don't actually know if there are better offers out there, but this one so far has proven quite good!

Thumbs up, Sony! :D