Posts Tagged: tablet
Asus might get back in the tablet game with the Zenpad Z8 for Verizon
It’s rumored that Verizon may sell the Asus Zenpad Z8 sometime in the near future. Interestingly enough, Asus has yet to officially unveil the tablet, with a possible announcement coming sometime next week.
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Acer’s latest 10-inch tablet wants to be a portable home theater
Acer’s latest tablet is the Iconia Tab 10, a 10-inch machine that’s made for watching movies, or connecting up to another display as a streaming entertainment hub. Here’s what you need to know about it.
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Buy an Apple, Samsung, or LG phone at T-Mobile and get up to 50 percent off a tablet
If you’re looking to get a new tablet with cellular data, you might want to check out T-Mobile. If you purchase an Apple, Samsung, or LG phone, you can also grab a tablet of the same brand for 50 percent off or a $ 200 discount.
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iPad Pro 9.7 review: Apple’s best tablet, but it won’t replace a laptop
The iPad Pro raised some eyebrows when it debuted last year, but it really shouldn't have. While tablet sales as a whole have been tanking, sales of tablets with detachable keyboards have actually grown. Is it any surprise, then, that Apple built a 9…
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Bots roll, cameras shake, and anything turns into a tablet on day 2 of MWC 2016
Day two at Mobile World Congress brought us a brilliant portable home theater for one, LG’s take on BB-8, Oppo’s idea for a shake-less camera phone, and Sony’s interactive projector of the future.
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[Deal] Amazon’s Fire 7-inch tablet now $10 off for a limited time
Amazon offers some really great value in its Fire tablet, priced at only $ 50. And now, they’re adding even more value by offering the 7-inch tablet for an additional $ 40 off!
The tablet is normally priced at $ 50, but the $ 10 discount will bring it down to $ 40. The model without special offers regularly costs $ 65, but this discount brings it down to an appealing $ 55, which is about the same price as the version with special offers at no discount.
As far as specifications go, this 7-inch tablet has a 1.3GHz quad-core processor in tow, 8GB of internal storage, a front and rear camera, and a decent battery that should hold up to a little over a day of frequent usage. At a resolution of 1024 x 600, the display isn’t the best, but still hard to pass up at that temporary $ 40 rate.
There’s currently no official timeline as to when the discount will end, so you may want to snatch up this tablet rather quickly. At $ 40, the Fire 7-inch tablet truly offers some of the best value on the market (review here), and is a hard one to pass up.
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Nvidia’s SHIELD Tablet X1 is spotted on benchmarking site
It’s been an interesting year for Nvidia, what with the worldwide recall of its SHIELD Tablet thanks to some battery issues that caused the tablet to become a potential fire hazard. In recent weeks, the graphics company released a revised version of the tablet called the SHIELD Tablet K1, which has been well-received. Moving on, Nvidia is in the process of developing a new SHIELD Tablet sporting the powerful Tegra X1 processor, which has been spotted being put through its paces on GFXBench.
According to the benchmark results, this new tablet, appropriately called the SHIELD Tablet X1, sports the following specifications:
- Android 6.0 Marshmallow
- 8-Inch Full HD display (1920 x 1200 resolution)
- Nvidia Tegra X1 quad-core processor @ 1.9GHz (Cortex A57 – ARMv8) & GPU
- 3GB RAM
- 32GB Internal storage
- Unspecified front and rear cameras
- Bluetooth/WiFi/GPS/Compass
It isn’t known whether the SHIELD Tablet X1 supports MicroSD memory cards, nor what the megapixel count is for the front and rear cameras. NFC is one feature that appears to be missing as well. It’s good to see that the tablet is running Marshmallow from the outset, though. It’s unknown when Nvidia’s SHIELD Tablet X1 will be officially announced, but CES 2016 just around the corner, you can guarantee more details will be announced or leaked in the coming weeks.
Source: GFXBenchmark
Via: WinFuture
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Samsung’s 18.4-inch Galaxy View tablet is the portable, touchable TV you always wanted
Samsung made an 18.4-inch tablet called the Galaxy View for everyone who’s ever wanted a portable, touchable TV. The tablet is meant to be a streaming device for all your favorite video content.
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How to root your Android phone or tablet in 2015 (and unroot it)
Are you wondering whether to root your Android smartphone? Perhaps you’ve decided to do it and you just need to know how? You’ll find an explanation and a quick guide to Android rooting right here.
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New leak hints Verizon thinks you want a 10-inch version of its Ellipsis Android tablet
Verizon may be working on a 10-inch tablet for its Ellipsis range, according to a new leak. Details on the new model are scant at the moment, but here’s everything we think we know about it.
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Hands on: Google Pixel C convertible tablet
We go hands on with Google’s new Pixel C, an Android tablet with a magnetic keyboard that turns it into a laptop-like device. But does it have what it takes to actually be a laptop replacement?
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Archos unveils new Diamond Tab, an octa-core tablet at an affordable price
Ahead of the IFA tech show in Berlin, French electronics company Archos has unveiled the Diamond Tab, a 7.9-inch budget tablet with LTE connectivity. In terms of specs, it stacks favorably against the competition.
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LG’s new 8-inch tablet has a full-size USB port
LG has announced the G Pad 2 8.0, a so far Korea-only tablet that may not boost the tech specs over older G Pad models, but does come with a precision stylus and a full-size USB port on the body.
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