Multi-screen laptops are a thing, and have been a thing for a while. I vividly remember the ThinkPad W700DS, which had a pull-out, secondary screen years before people started packing USB monitors in ...

With all the action taking place in the Slate PC segment that is almost entirely dominated by the iPad right now, consumer electronics giant Samsung suddenly seems to have woken up to come up with an ...

Now 44% off, the new Amazon Fire 7 tablet comes with a 7-inch display, 32GB storage, and a 10-hour battery for all your reading, watching, and browsing needs. You won't believe this deal on the new ...

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Multi-screen laptops are a thing, and have been a thing for a while. I vividly remember the ThinkPad W700DS, which had a pull-out, secondary screen years before people started packing USB monitors in ...

There is a new Galaxy Tab in the making, which in reality will be a sequel to the original Galaxy Tab, which was the first tablet PC running Android from Samsung and the first tablet to put up some ...

a huawei 7 inch tablet has been revealed thanks to the folks at gsminsider and bluetooth's product database. We try to figure out what CPU is inside. Popular manufacturer SmartQ have unveiled their ...

Chinese companies have been pumping out Google Android tablets like nobody’s business for the last few months. But the folks at Shanzai.com snagged some hands-on time with one of the first to feature ...

It's a few months later than originally expected, but Dell's 7-inch Streak device has appeared at CES 2011. Dell on Thursday launched its new Streak 7 Android tablet, with access to T-Mobile's 4G ...

it would have been good if your criteria were independent, otherwise your assessment is skewed. Screen size, movie watching and photos are all dependent. Gaming could also be included (but not totally ...

Back in 2010, Steve Jobs scoffed at the “current crop of seven-inch tablets,” calling them “dead on arrival.” “There are clear limits of how close you can physically place elements on a touchscreen ...