The WSJ reported Wednesday that the next version of the iPad Mini will "likely" launch with a high-resolution display. It appears the tech giant has overcome reported display-related supply issues after doing a deal with arch-rival Samsung.
Likely launching new models in order to keep up the pressure on Apple and Google, Amazon is reported to be working on new versions of the Kindle Fire tablets that could launch within the next two months.
Google's head of Android and Chrome, Sundar Pichai, is expected to unveil the next iteration of the company's Nexus 7 tablet at a special event in San Francisco this morning. Trouble is, Best Buy appears to have beaten him to it.
Although Apple is highly unlikely to launch a very-large-screen iPad anytime soon, a report Monday suggests the company is at least looking into the idea of building such a device – one with a display of almost 13 inches diagonally.
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Speculation is growing that a special event hosted by Android chief Sundar Pichai in San Francisco next week could see the new Nexus 7 tablet unveiled. The news come as images hit the web apparently showing the new version.
Microsoft has slashed the price of its Surface RT tablets by up to 30 percent, with the entry-level 32GB model now selling for $349, down from $499. The 64GB version has also been reduced, and now retails for $449, down from $599.
Lenovo unveiled a new, slim tablet yesterday, called the Miix, as well as an update with touch and Haswell to some of its IdeaPad U- and S-series laptops.
Samsung revealed three new additions to its ATIV PC lineup at its premier event in London. We got a glimpse at the ATIV Book 9 Lite and Plus and a new AIO.
HP's planning to unveil a fanless tablet with an integrated Haswell-processor. The tablet was reportedly on stage at Computex 2013 but shown no attention.
Intel's introducing Bay Trail tablets sometime in the near future and it plans to roll them out at a price point that is "well below the $199 price point."
Citing high production costs as well as low demand for Windows RT tablets, mobile maker HTC has reportedly abandoned plans to build a 12-inch device running Microsoft's tablet-specific OS.
In a recent interview, an LG vice president has covered a lot of things the company won't be doing anytime soon, including building another Nexus phone, and releasing a smartphone with a flexible screen.
A leaked image could have given us our first look at a Samsung tablet with a flexible display. The device's bendy screen allows a flip out stand to be incorporated into the chassis.
The design of the iPad 3 and 4 surprised many in that it was thicker and heavier than the iPad 2. With the iPad 5, however, Apple has apparently found a way to once again slim down and lighten its popular tablet.
Archos has added another budget Android tablet to its range. The 80 Xenon has an 8-inch screen and a decent quad-core processor, plus it has a SIM card slot for data-on-the-go, and a very reasonable price tag.
Asus is finally unleashing the Transformer Book, a Windows 8 Ultrabook-tablet hybrid announced almost a year ago. It'll be available in the U.S. May 21.
Almost a year after it was first announced by Microsoft and just over three months since it hit stores in the US, consumers in the UK interested in the Surface Pro tablet will at last be able to get their mitts on the device from next week.
Speaking at the launch of the Lumia 925, Nokia's VP of design said the company is still interested in tablets, but isn't ready to share any details. Her comments add to several years of speculation regarding such a device.
Asus has traditionally introduced a variety of exciting and innovative products at the Computex show, and this year looks to be no different. Its first teaser video hints at new devices in its Transformer range, and a tablet with a stylus, ready to challenge the Galaxy Note.
An Acer executive has tipped the Acer W3 Windows 8 tablet for launch on June 4. Recently leaked through Amazon, the W3 is set to be one of the first, small Windows 8 tablets, and could cost just $380.
Acer has launched a new tablet at a special event in New York, the Iconia A1. It runs Google Android and is equipped with a 7.9-inch screen and a quad-core processor.
The latest market research figures from IDC, regarding the global tablet industry, shows considerable growth over this time last year. It also sees Microsoft hit the top five manufacturers, although it's still well behind the competition.