Tablets
FollowToday’s tablets sport a variety of different hardware architectures and can come equipped with Windows, Android, or iOS. How are you supposed to know which combination is best? We get the latest tablets in our lab and test their speed, battery life, display quality, and usability for you.
We sat in on a Silvermont deep-dive, the architecture powering Intel's next-generation Atom processors....
Some folks still say that the x86 ISA will never catch up to ARM when it comes to efficiency. Our granular power...
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Acer launched the first x86 tablet featuring Windows 8 Pro.
We take a sneak peek at the new MOGA controllers arriving this fall.
HP has a fanless "Haswell" tablet in the works.
These new controllers will power your connected device.
Asus brings forth a second generation of Transformer Pad Infinity: Massive Resolutions and Powerful SoC.
The iPad 5 is expected to go into mass production in July or August.
The Wikipad 7 will cost $249, cheaper than Nvidia's Tegra 4-charged Shield.
Samsung brings us the final two models for their Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 line-up. Intel chipsets all around.
Yep, Microsoft is pushing tablet sales by reducing its licensing fees to OEMs and throwing Office into the mix.
Nvidia's CEO shoots down talk about building a smartphone or tablet.
The battle between Samsung and Apple rages on.
This tech allows users to draw in different widths on Tegra 4 tablets.
Thunderbolt may come to tables and smartphones if WiGig doesn't stick with consumers.
Toshiba is releasing three new Android tablets later this month, one of which will have Nvidia's Tegra 3 SoC and the other two sporting the...
Microsoft apparently wants to make Windows RT more attractive to OEMs.
It's the first, but it won't be the last.
Asus is kicking off Computex week with a couple of new tablets.
SpeedUp is introducing a super-thin Android tablet next month during COMPUTEX.
A version of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 10.1 will feature a "Clover Trail" Atom SoC.
