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Archos Ice Cream Sandwich Gen9 Turbo tablet up for Pre-order

This genuine Android Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS) tablet is now up for pre-order. Quite an improvement in the previous ICS offering and the Asus Transformer Prime which has been beset by rumours regarding whether wireless signals will pass through its snazzy metal cover.

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Samsung Galaxy Note N7000The Samsung Galaxy Note joins our Amazon Top Twenty

This and the Galaxy Tab 7.7 join the line up this month. They are both pretty fast, but the list is generally still dominated by tablets that are rather more cheap than fast.

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January's update still available here.

 

 

The Asus Transformer EeePad Prime is now avaialble for pre-order?

Not much longer to wait now for the first quad-core tablet.

The first to get almost unqualified approval from reviewers.

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Update: Our recommended tablets

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Instead of just giving you the up to date stats of each tablet, we've decided to actually start suggesting which ones to get! Click to see what made the cut, alternatively discover the ones that didn't.

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Archos vs. Cambridge Sciences - which Tablet Manufacturing Brand is More Real?

Neither of these tablet makers really figures in the tablet marketing war, but both have set themselves out from the crowd of "white box" manufacturers by producing Honeycomb tablets well before most of the Chinese manufacturers and even before some of the more famous brands.

We've prepared a table showing equivalent models from each Archos and Cambridge Sciences and samples of the competition.

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Sorry, LG, Time for the Optimus Pad to go

Motorola XoomIt's being retired from the our main comparison table and replaced by the Motorola Xoom 2.

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Carphone Warehouse statement confirms it: Best Buy, UK closing

But also "Wireless World" opening. So... is it good news or bad news?

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Bye bye, Best Buy, bye bye

Best Buy are closing their UK stores. While not altogether a surprise, we look into why it happened and should you buy now.

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Take care Mr. iPad, Androids approaching from several angles!

In the run-up to Christmas the iPad's stranglehold on the tablet market is looking a little less secure. We review some of the hottest potential competitors available now or coming to the UK in the next few weeks. Except, of course, for the one notable competitor that isn't coming here.

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First Budget Honeycomb Tablet coming to the UK next week

Archos are Archos Gen9 8-inch tablet with kick-standdelivering the first of their Gen9 tablets to the UK and one of them creeps under the bar and makes it into our budget tablet list.

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The Amazon Kindle Fire: 5-fact, 5-minute Summary

Amazon's new tablet, announced by Jeff Bezos in an orgy of hype, is the latest, and perhaps the most credible, device to threaten Apple's near total domination of the sector. But how much do you really need to know? Not that much as it turns out - and it's all here.

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Finding the Amazon Android tablet in 2D-matrix world

According to my MBA, almost anything can be portrayed on a 2D matrix. So here, tablets and eReaders are shown in their own 2D-matrix world. Where will we find the new Amazon Android Tablet - perhaps it might be called the KindleTab?

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Motorola Xoom price continues to fall

We are beginning to sense a bit of a trend here. The price of the Motorola Xoom has been steadily falling in Europe since its release - probably due to poor sales, but perhaps since Motorola is readying an upgrade (hopefully this one will work straight of the box!).

Official sellers Currys, Dixons and PC World have the 32GB WiFi model priced at £329.99 with the WiFi+3G model costing £399, although Amazon.co.uk also stock the tablet.

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A Year in Tablets: A review of the year for the IFA

With the 2011 IFA in Berlin just kicking off, we thought we'd look at what's changed since last year's convention.

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Does Android lack the physical presence needed to challenge Apple's iPad?

With the iPad 2 continuing to dominate 2011 tablet sales, we decided to have a ponder over whether Android could ever make a realistic challenge to the iPad.

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Steve Jobs resigns as Apple CEO

Steve JobsSteve Jobs has resigned as CEO of Apple, handing the reigns over to Tim Cook. What will this move mean for the future of Apple?

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HP pulls all WebOS devices - including the TouchPad 9.7"

In a shock turn last week, HP decided that they really are taking their move away from consumer products seriously, by announcing the discontinuation of all WebOS devices.

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Budget tablets - are they worth the saving?

With a number of budget tablets now available as far cheaper alternatives to the more popular top-of-the-range offerings, we thought we'd look at how they cut the costs, and what different it'll make to the user experience.

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Tablet OS Review

Apple logo We now have a full review of the various platforms available on tablet PC's, such as Apple iOS and Android 3 (Honeycomb).

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Prediction: the top selling tablets of 2011

IDC have updated their prediction of 2011 tablet sales to 53.5 million: click to see how that effects our predictions for each tablets' individuals sales figures.

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A Tablet to Reduce Back Pain

No, not a pill... I was asked to suggest a tablet PC that might save a friend having to carry a laptop on frequent flights for work.

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Coffee Shops must Embrace the Virtual Office

Samsung Galaxy Tab and Starbucks mugAfter trying to install my virtual office in two coffee shops I don't usually visit, here's a brief rant about why it's important - for the coffee shops as much as for the traveling-office types - to get this right.

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Green Zone

Turbine Generation Starts

On the 30 Novembe r2011, three years and ten months after we started preparing for it, the turbine pictured above began to deliver power to the grid.

Why so long?

A retrospective blog will follow to share what we learnt, what we did wrong and what went well.