Kindle Fire HDX 7 review
Amazon’s Kindle Fire HDX 7in combines a luscious screen with quad-core power and a price that’ll keep your wallet happy
Tablets & computers
Leaked AMD Project Discovery tablet wants a fight with Atom, Snapdragon and Tegra
Mullins is the new mobile chip on the block, and it’s arriving to the party in a smart red and black slate
Fully Charged: Smithsonian 3D scans its incredible archive, Apple II source code released, Temple Run to be a film (we kid you not)
Start your day with our round-up of the past 24 hours’ best tech stories
EX1 printer lets you 3D-print circuit boards onto paper
It’s moments like this which make us sit back and appreciate just how far we’ve come… UPDATE: The EX1 has reached its Kickstarter target
LG G Pad 8.3 review
LG brings a surprisingly lovely build and 1080p screen to the inbetweener 8in tablet scrap. The question – is £260 cheap enough?
Google Nexus 8 tablet spotted in promo shot?
KitKat site shows a mysterious tablet being used – has Google leaked its own product again?
Lenovo Yoga Tablet hands-on review: kicking up a fuss
Lenovo’s latest slate brings Android into ultra-marathon territory with a battery that refuses to die. But how does it feel in the flesh?
Lenovo Yoga Tablet lands with an 18 hour battery life and built-in kickstand
Lenovo’s new slate will keep on going… and going… and going…
Apple iPad Air review
Apple’s fifth-gen iPad twins a 64-bit A7 chip with a 9.7in Retina Display while shedding a heap of muscle mass – and all that makes it just about the perfect tablet [UPDATED: now with iPad Air vs iPad 4 video]
Asus Transformer Pad TF701T review
Asus has added a 2560 x 1600 display and Tegra 4 grunt to its flagship slate – but is this keyboard-equipped tablet a racing stallion or a plodding workhorse?
New Google Nexus 10 leak puts Asus in the 10in driving seat
Samsung’s been ousted from the Nexus party, making Asus the big man on the Google campus. If you believe the rumours, anyway…
Shiny: Apple reveals how it makes the Mac Pro
It’s unashamed tech porn, but this video revealing just how Apple’s tubular tower is built was one of the surprise hits of its event yesterday – and now you can watch it
