tablet

This looks useful for people with poor eye sight, want a bigger screen or find holding a tablet easier than some smartphones which are slippery to hold because phones are very thin and have glass backs like the Samsung Galaxy S7 with a glass back. I wonder if this tablet would work on tablets...

I think the Nintendo Switch will be the most popular Gaming Tablet of 2017 because there are not many affordable Gaming tablets which are popular at the moment.

There are many classic games like Tetris and pong, game console emulators like Nintendo and Sega emulators, and popular mobile games like Clash of Clans and Pokemon Go which work on smartphone and tablets, so I can see many people still using a smartphone to play games if the smartphone becomes...

It has been confirmed that Kodak has signed an agreement with Archos which will see the latter develop Kodak-branded tablets. The brand licensing deal has been confirmed today by Archos CEO Loïc Poirier and VP of Kodak’s Consumer Products Group, Brian Cruz. Read More It's good to see that...

The Wacom Mobile Studio Pro provides the most precise touch recognition I've ever experienced. The Mobile Studio Pro certainly isn't an iPad. This looks like a nice tablet for people who use programs like Photoshop.

Allwinner has developed Double OS together with the Phoenix OS team, to provide one UI optimized for keyboard/mouse in productivity mode and another stock Android UI for touch-screen use. A nice operating system for laptops and tablets. The apps and devices shown in this video run pretty...

I think there would most likely be a few third-party companies and Nintendo which would make protective cases, and screen covers for the Switch tablet and controller like other tablets like the iPad.

I feel the Nintendo Switch's case should be somewhat smaller by having smaller frame borders around the 6.2 inch LCD screen, or use a slightly bigger screen like a 7 inch screen to make the borders not look as big.

I think it could be a good idea to sell replacement tablets for the Switch since tablets sometimes get stolen and lost like smartphones, and laptops which get stolen and lost sometimes. The screen on the tablet also breaks often when users drop them, or something like a bike, car, or person...

I think it is possible that the Nintendo Switch would be the most popular new tablet which gets released in 2017. Most people who want a tablet has already got a tablet like iPad, Samsung Galaxy Tab, Microsoft Surface, Nvidia Shield, Amazon Kindle Fire, or cheaper tablets made by RCA, Nextbook...

The GPD Pocket is expected to support either Windows 10 or Ubuntu 16.04 Linux. GPD is just showing off a few rendered images and mockup prototypes at this point, so we’ll have to wait a while to see a final, working product. But the company expects the system’s features to include: 7 inch...

This does look like a cool device for someone who needs to carry many devices around at the same time.

I think Windows tablets are the best type of tablets for browsing the most types of websites because Windows still support Adobe Flash, Java, Silverlight, and other plug-ins which are not available on iOS, and Android. The web browsers for Windows also work better than most mobile browsers...

Touchjet Present enables wireless collaboration across smart devices and paperless meetings with cloud based content sharing, digital annotation and automatic report. This does look pretty cool for kids, office workers, and teachers.

Read the CNET review: Hey, kids! Verizon's got a tablet just for you The GizmoTab is what a tablet would be like if everything was turned into a game. I feel the home screen game shown in the video would be better as a handheld game. But, the tablet does look like a good tablet for kids.

The 7" Fire Tablet blew Black Friday 2015 wide open at a mere $35, but Amazon’s upping the ante this year with an even lower $33 offer. Source $33 is a pretty good deal for a tablet. The Fire Tablet looks like a good tablet for people who have a very old tablet, or need an affordable tablet...

Yes, I would care if a smartphone or tablet can or can't be used with a controller, or keyboard and mouse for gaming. I would not buy a tablet or smartphone where it is not possible to use a gaming controller, or keyboard and mouse for gaming because even the cheapest $100 or cheaper tablets...

Yes, I would buy a tablet or laptop which only has one speaker if the tablet or laptop is very affordable like $50-100 US Dollars. I also mostly use headphones, or external 3.5mm speakers to listen to sound on a laptop or tablet device because the built-in speakers are not as good as headphones...

With tablets getting more and more powerful and options with Windows 10, Android and iOS available in this video I compare the best tablets to game on including the Nvidia Shield Tablet K1, Asus T100HA and iPad Mini 4 with gameplay from games like Minecraft, League of Legends and more using both...

Yes, I mostly use a PC to play games from the Windows Store for Windows 8/8.1 and 10 because I do not own a Windows tablet or Windows Phone Smartphone. I also prefer using a keyboard and mouse to play games like Asphalt 8, Modern Combat, and Sonic Dash which are available in the Windows Store.