Articles about Tablet

Fondle fever: Growing tablet market no longer just an iPad market

Apples are not the only fruit

HP plots tablet comeback to penetrate biz world with slab

But UK channel in the dark

Hard-up fondlers rejoice: Tablet PC prices plummet

Analyst: 'If you aren't an iPad, you'd better be cheap'

Microsoft can't even shift Windows 8 slabs in the middle of a tablet frenzy

Halve the price of RT then we're talking, says analyst

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Apple iPad sales slip as cheap Android tablet tsunami looms

Apple's iPad share of the fondleslab market slipped slightly in the last quarter from 61.5 per cent to 54.6 per cent. But with the demand for tablets booming and Apple selling 15.4 million units in the last quarter of 2011, it's unlikely anyone will shed tears over these results in Cupertino. The 2011 Q4 stats from IDC show a 56 …

Samsung admits Android tablet cash haul is disappointing

Samsung has 'fessed up to something that the industry already knew: punters are still not falling for the charms of its fondleslabs. In a moment of candour at Mobile World Congress that Samsung product strategy exec Hankil Yoon is now possibly regretting, he admitted to CNET: "Honestly, we're not doing very well in the tablet …

Apple accused of extortion by rival tablet biz

And we're not talking iPhone prices

IDC: Google needs DEEP tablet price slash to crack Apple

Must collaborate with rivals to stop iPad's dominance - analyst

RIM swallows $485m charge to clear PlayBook tablet mountain

A troubled RIM has written down the value of its little loved PlayBook tablet, taking a $485m charge on the nose in a bid to clear inventory. At the same time, the firm cut revenue forecasts for the third quarter and revealed that it had also taken a revenues charge of $50 due to the service outage in October. As exclusively …

Apple tightens grip on tablet market with iPad 2 and 3 pincer move

Following the launch of Apple’s new iPad the company has been criticised again for the lack of design overhaul, with some arguing this will inhibit sales. But the 7 March actually saw yet another Apple masterstroke – for two reasons. Firstly, while largely unchanged on the outside, the New iPad’s launch focused on the software …

Seagate gets a disk into Archos HD vid tablet

250 gigs: Might not be a Flash in the pan

Sleep easy, Tim Cook: Surface, Win8 tablet shipments looking poor

These fondleslab galleons be barely worth pillaging

More Brits ditch Apple tablets for Amazon, Google, Samsung kit

But iPad Mini is still the UK adults' top-rated slate

Whitebox tablet sales surge smacks down iPad

Price-conscious users vote with their feet

Tablets BEAT DOWN laptops in 4-to-1 Xmas bloodbath - analyst

Jingle bells, notebook hells

Wang's 'surging growth' to help tablets overcome notebooks in 2013

Analyst projects Android ascension, Apple slippage

HP 'delays' Android tablet after death of Windows slate

OK. webOS. And this time we mean it

Acer slashes tablet forecast, banks on notebooks

Game of executive musical chairs ongoing too

Fierce tablet fight to be rough for Apple's rivals

Apple still top for slab-fondlers despite FLOOD of Xmas tablets

Sony suspends slate sales

Hey, Acer: Is that a rounding error, or did you actually make a profit?

Smaller, second-gen Surface slabs to arrive in June?

HP PC chief: Microsoft's Surface is 'KLUDGEY'. There, I said it

BlackBerry CEO: Tablets will be dead in 5 years

Tough luck, lappies: Brits favour fingersome fondleslabs, phones

Microsoft carves out 'niche' in tablets, says numbers chap

Microsoft Surface priced up for Blighty

Advanced orders for Microsoft's Surface tablet are now being taken in the UK. Prices starting at £399. That'll get you a 32GB version of the ARM-based slate without the touch-to-type keyboard-equipped Touch Cover, which comes bundled for an additional £80. Buy the cover on its own and you'll pay £100. Alternatively, those after …