Tablets are poised for a transformation 2013 - but what does the next 12 months hold for tablets? We look at the iPad mini with retina display, laptop tablet combos, haptic feedback and hybrid tablet smartphones likely to make headlines in the next 12 months. (more...)
The weight of the iPad mini, or lack thereof, is being pitched as one of its key selling points. Apple claimed it's as light as a pad of paper. Is that true? We weigh the iPad mini against a pad of paper, other everyday items and its rivals. See our infographic on how much the iPad Mini really weighs
Apple's iPad mini has launched into a competitive market, with the Google Nexus 7 and Amazon Kindle Fire HD both being available for under £200. We pit these 7-inch tablets up against each other to see which one has the edge. Read more about the iPad Mini, Kindle Fire HD and Nexus 7
This week's App of the Week will help you keep everything in your life organised and lets you take notes that are accessible on any device. Read more about Evernote
We take a closer look at the new Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime, and what extras it offers over the Asus Eee Pad Transformer. Read more about the Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime
Unlike CES in 2011, CES 2012 didn't see a massive number of new tablets being launched. But there were still a few tablets worth looking, and here's our list of the best. Read more about tablets at CES 2012
Tablets have become one of the most sought after pieces of tech in recent months, and leading the charge against the Apple iPad has been the Asus Eee Pad Transformer. Here's what Which? members have to say about it. Read what members think
Windows 8 hasn't been as prominent as we'd expected at CES 2012, but the Razer Project Fiona is innovative take on a gaming tablet. We took a closer look. Read more about the Razer Project Fiona
If you're used to precariously balancing your laptop on a stool in the bathroom to watch a film or catch up TV, then you may want to take a plunge and consider a waterproof Arrows tablet from Fujitsu. Read more about the waterproof Fujitsu Arrows
Asus has never been afraid being different and the Padfone is evidence of that. This innovative combo consists of a smartphone that can be plugged into a 10-inch tablet screen. Read more about the Asus Padfone