Sony will be releasing its newest Digital Paper Tablet, with a 13.3 inch screen, around 7mm thin, and will be on sale by May this year, The cost for the Sony Wifi capable, E-ink display tablet, is at a whopping $1,100.

The Sony Digital Paper Tablet's main feature is the popular and newer E-ink display technology which allows the user to compose documents and write anything on the actual screen. Just by adding a document on the tablet, anyone can easily edit its contents, and scribble on the screen to add notes or images.

Information about the newest version of the E-ink display installed on the tablet device, is more lighter and thinner than its counterparts. The Digital Paper tablet converts all documents to PDF format and can be modified with the stylus pen, that comes with the device.

The device also has a lot of battery life, Sony has designed the tablet perfectly for office and personal use, allowing it to run for three weeks without the need for charging.

Sony also allocated 4Gb of storage on its new tablet, and will also be compatible with an additional storage from a Micro SD memory card.

A sample model was also shown to the public in May 2013, to demonstrate the advance technology of its screen display. Sony stated that the latest version of their Digital Paper Tablet will be more flexible and highly develop than the presented device last year.

Some critics are already expressing their opinion towards the new Sony tablet device, pointing out some issues towards the high price tag. It was also compared with the idea from Amazon's Kindle concept having a mixture of Google Docs.

This is a direct attempt from Sony to get more market shares on the tablet industry, by launching their Digital Paper Tablet this coming May of this year. They have high hopes that their scribble device will make it, together with their smartphone products.