After much anticipation, RIM has finally delieverd its first ever tablet – the 7-inch PlayBook – but is it good enough to go up against the likes of Apple and Android?
Also, check out our need to know guide on BlackBerry OS 7
Toshiba managed to trump the Samsung Galaxy Tab in the skinny stakes by not only announcing the world’s lightest 10in tablet, but the world’s thinnest as well, coming in at 7.7mm and weighing 558g
OS X Mavericks’ blue and green wave image is exactly four times the resolution of the current 27in iMac screen – why?
The Motorola Xoom 2 has some pretty big shoes to fill considering its predecessor was the first Honeycomb-wielding tablet to enter the tablet arena back in March. But are there enough changes to make the Xoom 2 more appealing than the original? And more importantly, is there enough of a change to make this tablet more appealing than it’s rivals?
Stop what you’re doing and breathe in the genre disruption: Intel’s Ivy Bridge replacement could transform laptops and tablets as we know them. Here’s why
Dropping your tablet in the bath (or toilet) need no longer be an issue thanks to Fujitsu’s oddly named Arrows tablet – a fully fledged waterproof Honeycomb tablet. We even dropped it in a bowl of water just to make sure.
The long-awaited follow up to Asus’ original Transformer and Stuff’s Product of the Year 2011 has finally been put through its paces by the Stuff team
The Aspire S3 sets the bar high. With a better screen, more storage and USB 3.0, Acer’s Ultrabook would be perfect
Attach this Android slate to its keyboard dock and it turns into a Windows 8 netbook – and its dock transforms into a full-fledged desktop PC
A laptop that’s thinner than a MacBook Air with enough grunt to chew up and spit out games at leisure? Prepare to drool
Amazon’s newest ereader has ditched the buttons – well, almost – in favour of a finger-friendly reading experience. But does a touchscreen interface mean a compromise in performance?
The Transformer Infinity – or mac daddy of the Transformer tribe – has arrived. Time to get it out of its cardboard confines and into our grubby mitts…
