Rather than a quick trip around the corner, we took the Samsung Galaxy 8.0 for an extended road trip across the continent. Is it worth the $400 asking price or does it falter in the face of less expensive competition?
Samsung has a bonafide steroid-infused tablet with the intriguing S-Pen to compete with the iPad but does it fall slightly short or make this the “rebel” device to mess with the Empire?
A lot of things get better when you take a terrific tablet and increase the screen size. But not everything.
They had us at Retina display, a first on the iPad, this new one managing to cram in four times the pixels of the iPad 2.
It took a consumer electronics conglomerate like Samsung to put so much audio/video power and versatility into such a compact device. And we’re so glad they did.
Amazon lowers the price of entry for media-friendly Android tablets with the Kindle Fire. But is it a portable media powerhouse or a glorified eReader?
The lightweight, one-handed NOOK Tablet has the goods under the hood, and a vibrant screen you have to see to believe.
This lightweight alternative tablet is good for the digital bookworm, but lacks both bells and whistles.
With blatant additions, obscure tweaks and a lot that has remained unchanged, this year’s model of the world’s favorite tablet edges out the original.
Samsung introduces a not-so-bi screen that can do a Galaxy of things.
