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Sony Xperia Tablet Z gets official tear down

The Xperia Tablet Z is currently the thinnest tablet yet at only 6.9mm and it weighs just 495grams. That’s actually thinner than the 7.9mm Xperia Z. To find out how its top notching hardware gets packed in such a slim profile, Sony has released its official tear down of the Xperia Tablet Z. Of course, dissecting the tablet would automatically void its warranty.

The Tablet Xperia Z follows the similar omni balance design of the Xperia Z smart phone and it is expected to arrive in Malaysia in Q2 which is just a couple of months away. You can check out our earlier brief hands-on experience with the tablet at MWC 2013

Head after the break for the tear down video of the Xperia Tablet Z. We’ve also added another video of the Xperia Z smart phone getting a tear down as well.

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