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Nook Tablet Coming on November 16th for $249, Pre-Orders Start Monday

November 3, 2011 by Nathan Groezinger

Nook Tablet

That grainy black and white picture to the left is the first glimpse at the new Nook Tablet that Barnes and Noble is going to unveil on November 7th. It looks just like the Nook Color, but it comes with substantial upgrades. Some of the shiny new features include a dual-core processor, 16GB of onboard […]

Kobo Releases Kobo Vox Android Tablet and eReader for $199

October 19, 2011 by Nathan Groezinger

Kobo Vox

Kobo just announced the Kobo Vox, an Android tablet/ereader hybrid very similar to the Nook Color and Kindle Fire. Given the specs and features, it looks like Kobo’s new toy will provide stiff competition against both of those, in fact. The Kobo Vox has a 7″ color screen that Kobo boasts as being optimized for […]

Lenovo IdeaPad A1 Tablet vs Kindle Fire and Nook Color

October 8, 2011 by Nathan Groezinger

Lenovo IdeaPad A1

The Lenovo IdeaPad A1 just went up for pre-order a couple days ago starting at $199 from Lenovo’s website. Given the price and specs, the Lenovo IdeaPad A1 just might be a better tablet to go with than the Kindle Fire, and it is a better tablet than the Nook Color, at least on paper.

Nextbook Premium 8 Android Tablet With Android 2.3 and Kobo eBooks

October 6, 2011 by Nathan Groezinger

Nextbook 8

E Fun, makers of the Nextbook line of ereader-based tablets, announced the Nextbook Premium 8 yesterday, an 8-inch Android 2.3 tablet that ties in with the Kobo eBookstore. The Nextbook Premium 8 has an 8″ capacitive touchscreen and is powered by a Rockchip RK2918 processor, which I believe is a single core processor that runs […]

Amazon Unveils Kindle Fire Tablet for $199 (Video)

September 28, 2011 by Nathan Groezinger

Kindle Fire Tablet

Today Amazon pulled the veil off the worst kept secret of the year, the Kindle Fire tablet. The Kindle Fire has a 7″ multi-touch IPS screen and runs a customized version of Android 2.3 Gingerbread. The big surprise is that it will cost just a shade under 2 Benjamins. It starts shipping November 15th.

$89 Ematic Twig is Mini-Tablet with Android 2.2 and 4.3″ Screen

September 22, 2011 by Nathan Groezinger

Ematic Twig

Here’s something different. The 4.3″ Ematic Twig. I can’t decide which name is funnier, the Ematic Twig or the Naxa Noodle that turned up back in July. This is the second new Ematic device in as many months. The other one is a 7″ touchscreen ereader that comes with Kobo eBooks and looks like a […]

Pandigital Star Android 2.2 Tablet Turns Up for $139

September 21, 2011 by Nathan Groezinger

Pandigital Star

The Pandigital Star just turned up today on the QVC website. It’s the fourth different tablet from Pandigital in the past few months. At $139, the Pandigital Star is the least expensive of the bunch. It’s pretty much exactly the same as the Pandigital Planet and Pandigital Nova, combining elements from both of them. The […]

Review: Pandigital Planet Android Tablet and eReader

September 20, 2011 by Nathan Groezinger

Pandigital Planet Review » Pros Low price Solid feature-set and open Android OS Multi-touch resistive screen is a step up from traditional resistive screens Cons Cheap plastic body Typical battery life is 4-6 hours, and battery drains excessively in standby Sometimes high-pitched noises can be heard emanating from it Verdict For the price it is […]

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