Tablet Reviews
It may seem like the Apple iPad currently has the tablet market cornered, but Amazon’s Fire tablets provide a cheaper alternative to Apple’s premium tablet. Oh, and Samsung also makes some tablets that are basically big versions of its Galaxy Note phones. If you’re looking for a tablet and need help sorting them all out, our reviews below should help.
The Nexus 7 proved Google can design good hardware, but can it take on the iPad?
Can a new processor make the gold-standard tablet even better?
Microsoft takes its first, bold step into the tablet market with a unique new device — but can it compete?
The hybrid device that launched a whole new product line for Samsung is brought up to date with some fresh Exynos power and Android Jelly Bean
After trying something different, Sony tries something better
Amazon brings the fight to Apple’s iPad and the Nexus 7, but is the beauty more than skin deep?
Google’s Nexus 7 aims for the Kindle Fire and iPad — but can a true Android tablet finally make a dent?
Does the junior Transformer live up to its predecessors?
Samsung’s latest comes with a software upgrade and a price downgrade
Acer’s $450 Iconia Tab A510 couples speedy hardware with a beefy battery, but is it enough to slow the competition?
With new software and a new price, can Samsung’s tablets compete?
With a breathtaking display and big hardware upgrades, does the tablet king retain its crown?
Toshiba takes a second stab at this tablet thing with a 7-inch, Honeycomb device
Can the Xyboards overcome their crazy names and take on the other tablets on shelves?
Motorola’s second effort at building a Honeycomb tablet comes equipped with a 1.2GHz processor, an IPS LCD, and a dramatically thinner form factor
The world’s first quad-core Tegra 3 tablet and its keyboard dock, IPS display, and 8-megapixel camera are ready to take on the tablet world
Amazon gets into the tablet game in a big way with the $199.99 Kindle Fire
Samsung rethinks its 7-inch tablet with slimmer hardware, Android Honeycomb, and an IR blaster
Fusion Garage is back with another tablet — will this one find success?
The Toshiba Thrive has the full-size ports competitors lack and a moderate price-point too — but does it stand out from the crowd?
HP enters the tablet game with the webOS-powered TouchPad — but will it make a dent?
The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 is the thinnest tablet yet and doesn’t sacrifice battery life for the trim dimensions. Should the iPad be scared?
A 7-inch display and stylus will get people to take note of HTC’s Flyer, but is a $580 price tag overkill?
A $399 price point, IPS display, and optional keyboard dock. Is the Eee Pad Transformer the best Android tablet yet?
The $450 Iconia A500 costs less than the iPad and the Android competition, but are the sacrifices worth it?
Can a 3D camera, fast dual-core processor, and onboard 3G make up for the fact that the LG G-Slate is the priciest tablet on the market?
RIM tries to enter a one horse race with the PlayBook — but does it have what it takes to stand up to the iPad?