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Computers, Laptops & Tablets
Tablets: what display size should I choose?
It was only a few years ago —2010 to be exact— when choosing which size of tablet display was an exercise in simplicity. You really only had one choice. Apple’s original iPad was released that year, it immediately dominated the category and its display was 9.7-inches. Today, the tablet landscape is much more diverse and display sizes are all over the map. Which size best suits your needs? In this post, I’ll break down five of the most popular display sizes and what they’re best suited for.
ASUS Flip C436 touchscreen 2-in-1 chromebook review
My hands-on review of the ASUS Flip C436 2-in-1 Chromebook, with a beautiful design, NanoEdge display and killer performance.
Samsung released the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite tablet
Samsung launched a new, more affordable tablet in the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite, offering it in two versions with Wi-Fi and LTE connectivity.
Review: Samsung CF391 32″ Curved Monitor [Video]
Curved monitors promise to ease the eye-strain and deliver a more enhanced gaming experience on your PC. Some people are not sure about how well curved monitors actually work, so make sure you read on to find out Syd Bolton’s experience with the Samsung CF391 32″ monitor and watch the included video to help make your own conclusions.
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How to purchase a tablet for an older parent or senior
Finding the perfect tablet for your older loved ones can be challenging. Here's everything you need to consider to find the right one.
Logitech Combo Touch iPad keyboard case with trackpad review
I just finished testing the new Logitech Combo Touch iPad case with an integrated trackpad that lets your iPad transform into a fully-functional laptop. If you use an iPad for productivity, you’re going to love it...
Tablets: the best choice for whatever you want to do
Tablets are great devices for doing many things. They truly are the embodiment of multi-purpose technology. You can use a tablet to watch videos, play games, read books, surf the web, take photos, listen to music, participate in a video conference or write a report. But there is a huge range of options to choose from and despite the fact that they’re all “multi-purpose” devices, some tablets are better suited from some purposes than others. In this post, I single out tablets that have a reputation for being ideal for different activities.
LG UltraGear Raptors Uprising GC showdown
LG offered a unique way to experience its UltraGear monitor line-up against the Raptors Uprising GC. More details about the event inside.
Amazon Fire HD 10 review
To complement its two other smaller tablets, Amazon has another one with a larger display in the Fire HD 10—ideal for watching a lot of video.