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Gigabyte shows off S1185 tablet at CES 2013.

LG shows off their 2013 lineup of computers which will be debuting at CES 2013.

I'd like some advice on buying a new tablet, and I'd prefer to have Microsoft Word and maybe a USB p.

Samsung Galaxy Note III rumored to feature 6.3" OLED display. Will reign king in "Phablet" market.

Report: VR-Zone China got a hold of a leaked Intel roadmap detailing lower powered Ivy Bridge chips.

Nintendo WiiU tablet should be capable of more than 26 feet range.

I'm stuck on deciding between Apple's fourth-generation iPad, and Samsung's Galaxy Note 10.1 tablet,

We saw and touched the new range of ASUS Windows 8 notebooks and tablets.

Samsung's quad-core, stylus pen-toting Galaxy Note 10.1 gets reviewed and we give you our full opinion.

Spec comparison between Microsoft's Surface tablet, the third-gen iPad and Samsung's Galaxy Note 10.

October 16 is here and as promised, ASUS have unveiled their PadFone 2.

The top 5 things to be excited about Microsoft's upcoming Windows 8 OS.

ASUS Taichi 21, the notebook+ tablet dual-screen beast goes up for pre-order.

ASUS tease their Padfone 2, say "it's coming on October 16"

Modbook Pro goes on pre-order, for $3,500 you can have a touchscreen MBP.

29 years ago, the late Steve Jobs envisioned what would eventually be known as the iPad.

Intel releases details on Atom Z2760, formerly codenamed Clover Trail.

Intel and its partners unveil a wide array of Windows 8 and Atom Z2760 powered tablets.

AMD works with BlueStacks to produce AppZone Player, which allows 500,000 Android apps on Windows.

Dell's Latitude 10 sports Intel Clover Trail SoC, Windows 8, and a swappable battery.

ASUS Windows 8-based tablets to start from $599, work their way up to $1299.

Microsoft gives out Surface tablets, Windows Phone 8 devices, and touchscreen PCs to all of their em.

Amazon announces two new tablets, 7- and 8.9-inch Kindle Fire HDs.

A quick look at ASUS' Nexus 7 tablet, powered by Android 4.1 Jelly Bean.

Our first smart device review is Samsung's Galaxy Tab 8.9 4G tablet. Let's get started and take a look.

Samsung releases new Windows 8 slates and laptops, Series 7 slate looks amazing, even if expensive.

Sony shows off their VAIO Duo 11, a Windows 8-based convertible tablet.

Google releases Octane, an updated JavaScript benchmark that uses real world apps.

Lenovo's David Schmoock says Windows RT tablets could be priced around $300-400 at launch.

Fujitsu releases a 10.1-inch military-grade tablet for only $549.

Rumor: Microsoft Surface with Windows RT to launch at $199 on October 26.

EA are working with Microsoft, will see the gaming giant release games for Windows Phone 8.

Microsoft are already working on Surface's sequel: Surface 2.

Best Buy to be getting a Student Edition of the Galaxy Tablet 2 7.0.

Matrix One has released a slate that runs Ice Cream Sandwich and costs under $90.

A Microsoft filing with the SEC reveals when its Surface tablets will be launching.

Microsoft shows off new Windows 8 accessories, Wedge Mobile Keyboard, Wedge Touch Mouse and more.

Qualcomm show off their Snapdragon S4 Pro quad-core developer tablet.

Logitech offer a very compact and stylish mini sound system for the iPhone and other mobile devices using Bluetooth technology for wireless audio playback.

iFrogz BOOST is completely new and offers an interesting audio technology with NearFA giving big things for small portable devices.

Samsung will release a Windows RT tablet in October.

PC manufacturers knew Microsoft was going to unveil their tablet, Surface, ahead of its unveiling.

Two pictures have shown up online that claim to be from an ASUS Nexus 7.

Toshiba unleashes a 13" tablet on the world, doesn't appear to get it right.