Sony PlayStation Tablets’ Touchscreen D-Pad In Real Life

A virtual d-pad has worked better on tablets and phones than many have expected, but mostly for games designed with those limitations in mind. [Impress Watch]

One thing hasn’t changed: Sony knows how to many pretty hardware.

The slate-style tablet isn’t as thin as you’d think.

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