Extra energy batteries
One of the main disadvantages the marketplace faces on an ongoing basis is lack of battery life…
Lenovo releases new Android tablets
Lenovo at the World Mobile Congress in Barcelona announced a line-up of new Android tablets that will…
First look at the Lenovo Tablet 2 with Clover Trail
Lenovo’s ThinkPad Tablet 2 running Windows 8 is priced at just over $600 and features a 10.1-inch…
Microsoft brings Surface tablet to retail
Best Buy and Future Shop are now offering Microsoft’s Surface RT Tablet, in a retreat from the company’s direct sales strategy for its Windows 8 tablet
Lenovo comes out with a Tablet PC at CES
Company plans to sell the Table PC through the channel
Microsoft officially launches Windows 8 and the new Surface tablet
Event from New York kicks off new chapter for the software giant, which now has a little hardware portfolio too.
Acer’s Iconia W700 tablet coming to Canada
The Windows 8 tablet will be priced at $749 in the Canadian market
HP goes back to tablets with Windows 8 hybrid device
The first Windows 8 hardware revealed by HP is the Envy X2 hybrid PC, the Envy TouchSmart ultrabook, and the Spectre TouchSmart Ultrabook
Google’s $199 Nexus 7 tablet won’t be sold through the retail channel
The cheaper Google tablet will be carried only by Google’s online store, but the $249 model will be available at retailers like Best Buy
Kobo Vox
Kobo Books’ Android 2.3-based tablet offers a more open alternative to the Amazon Kindle Fire
BlackBerry PlayBook to sell for under US$500
Research In Motion plans to undercut Apple’s iPad pricing when its PlayBook tablet launches next year
Buyers considering Android-based iPad alternatives
Features such as cameras, Flash support and USB ports are drawing user attention to Android tablets
Notebook sales stay strong through back to school: NPD Group
The market analysis firm says reports of the demise of the notebook have been greatly exaggerated, and desktop sales were robust as well
RIM answers Apple’s iPad, Cisco Cius with the PlayBook tablet
It isn’t called the BlackPad — thankfully — but RIM unveils its tablet competitor to Apple’s iPad. The device, unveiled at DevCon 2010, features a new OS from QNX
Reports: RIM to Battle Apple With New Phone and Tablet
What does RIM have up its sleeve for today’s press conference?