Amazon Kindle Fire

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Middle of the road performance, but at a jaw-droppingly low price.

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It certainly looks cool, but the iPad mini falls flat in performance.

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For those of you looking for a media powerhouse, this tablet has the most features we've seen in a long while.

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If versatility is your vice, you would do well to pick up the Asus Eee Pad Transformer.

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The new iPad is here, with an incredible screen.

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A refreshing reboot of Amazon's Kindle Fire has a better screen, but the same clunky interface.

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Frequent crashes and severe battery drain make the ThinkPad Tablet a less than ideal purchase.

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The Kyros performs well for the money if you can tolerate the limitations of the unit itself.

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All things considered, you could do far worse for the money you'd shell out for the Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus.

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The HTC EVO View 4G falls behind in areas like battery life and screen performance.

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If you're looking for a smaller tablet that won't break the bank, the new Samsung tablet is certainly worth a look.

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If you’re looking for an entry-level tablet with a little more under the hood, the Nook Tablet is a fair pickup.

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The Google Nexus 7 is here, and it's impressive even before you look at the pricetag.