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Telstra, which is kind of like the Australian version of Verizon, is introducing a “fourth screen” device called the T-Hub tablet. What’s a fourth screen device, you ask? Well it’s not your TV, your PC or your mobile phone. It’s a burgeoning category for any supplemental media device made for your home — like [...]

October 22nd was a day that many tech-heads had been anticipating. I vaguely recall some type of software OS release, but most people were on pins and needles for the Archos 9 PC Tablet. Well, the day came and went with little fanfare or word from Archos when the Archos 9 tablet failed to make [...]

We’ve seen a slew of cheap PMPs and MIDs from Chinese companies lately. So much so that we’ve come to expect most to be listed at netbook prices or below. And that’s why stereotypes are wrong.
The Soyea Z5 MID shakes up that whole “cheap tablet” stigma by putting a hefty ¥6,999 (over $1,000 U.S.) [...]

Are you an evil genius who is tired of issuing your henchmen memos via boring paper? Do you want to step up your tech, but not risk exposing your plans to blow up the moon? Well we’ve got just the thing for you.
Hyper Gear is an eReader/software package developed by Japanese company Haipagia that [...]

If you’re a regular reader of Best Tablet Review you can attest to the idea that tablets are a versatile device. Even though we write strictly about slab tablets we have categories about tablet PCs, mobile tablets, personal media players, eReaders or eBooks, MIDs and graphics tablets. That’s why we’re excited to see another entry [...]

Now this is more like it. Bridgestone announced their QR-LPD (“Quick-response Liquid Powder Device) eReader today which they claim is the “World’s first flexible ePaper device.”
While we wouldn’t go so far as to validate the “world’s first flexible” claim (that title should probably go to the prototype version of the Plastic Logic QUE Reader [...]

Plastic Logic confirmed through press release today that their QUE Reader will be available for sale in retail Barnes & Noble stores and on the B&N website.
While the announcement wasn’t unexpected after knowing that the QUE would tap into the B&N online eBook store, it’s the first confirmation that the QUE would have a [...]

Crunchgear has a rather small picture of the new NEC tablet PC prototype, but a picture none-the-less. And while the picture isn’t necessarily that satisfying, what NEC plans on doing with their tablet PC is.
Following the same concept as the prototype CrunchPad, NEC will design their tablet to utilize cloud computing. The benefit to [...]

Are small PMPs really this popular in Asia? They seem to be proliferating at the same rate of eReaders.
This time it’s the Onda VX575 PMP tablet. Onda has only released limited information on the VX575. There’s no mention of screen size or resolution, only that it can play the same familiar video codecs as [...]

China is quickly becoming the land of the HD PMP tablet. There have been a few PMPs lately — notably the Cube HD600HDMI and Chuwi P7 — that can output 1080p through an HDMI and are priced around $100 or less.
The iToos M8 PMP enters into that same category. It has a five [...]