tablet Archive

Dell Latitude 10 review: Dell Latitude 10 Windows 8 tablet can be considered a performance tablet compared to tablets running on Android or iOS. Despite the live tiles interface and multi-touch UI, it still offers total Windows environment that allows you to link PC ...Read More

Popular LCD monitor brand AOC has started venturing into the lucrative tablet business with the recent introduction of AOC MWO831 and AOC MW0731–7-inch and 8-inch sized tablets running on the latest Android Jellybean. Priced at only P5999, the 7 inch AOC MW0731 is a ...Read More

Polaroid, a brand name that for several generations stood for instant photograph printout, has included smartphones and tablets to its roster of digital camera products to widen its market reach. In addition to producing digital point-and-shoot digicams, Polaroid has new family of dual SIM ...Read More

Intel introduced the Atom processor in 1997 to power netbooks or small notebooks with scaled-down features (e.g. no optical drive and limited applications, etc.) and highly optimized for Internet consumption. Handy and cheap, netbooks soon became the popular computing product—albeit for a brief period ...Read More

Samsung Galaxy Note family expands with the addition of the Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0, an 8-inch 3G-capable tablet that also features the S Pen. Specs wise, the Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 is almost similar to the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 and the Galaxy Note ...Read More

Windows 8 devices keep coming. Taiwanese PC maker Asus expands its Windows 8 devices with the Asus VivoTab TF810c, a Windows 8 run tablet featuring 11.6 inch multi-touch HD display and a digitizer stylus for note taking function. Like Asus’ Android tablets, the Asus ...Read More

Talk of transformation. The new Dell XPS 12 is a “transformer” among the notebook PCs. The new Dell XPS 12 is Dell’s version of a Windows 8 device that merged designs of a notebook and a tablet. The “convertible” computing device features a flip ...Read More

Consumers now tend to own more than one or two “screens,” according to a survey. Screens refer to Internet networked computing devices that may be mobile like tablet, smartphone, or notebook, or stationary ones like a desktop all All-In-One. Truly, consumers’ technology landscape has ...Read More