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Sony slashes price of PlayStation-enabled Tablet S

Knocks $100 off price three months after launch.

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Sony has slashed the price of its PlayStation-branded Tablet S in the US just three months after the device launched.

As reported by GamesIndustry.biz, the 32GB model is now selling for $500 on Sony's online store, down from $600, while the 16GB version has been reduced from $500 to $400.

Sony is yet to confirm if the new prices are permanent.

The Android 3.0 powered device features a 9.4 inch touch screen, Nvidia Tegra 2 graphics chip and is able to download and play games from the PlayStation Store via the PlayStation Suite system also used by PlayStation Vita and Xperia Play.

For more on the device, see Digital Foundry's Tablet S spec analysis.

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