Toshiba Excite 13 represents the Galaxy Note of tablets. A hybrid tablet with no competitors and no entelechy.

The Chinese manufacturer's take on the Android tablet in what we believe will turn out to be the more useful 7-inch form factor

Among the melee of Transformer devices unveiled at the Asus press conference was a new quad-core tablet, aimed at the entry level.

A budget Acer tablet with a couple of omissions but loaded up with Ice Cream Sandwich, an impressive screen and microSD compatibility.

There are lots of times when a stylus is really handy, especially when using an iPad. The Adonit Jot Pro has been designed with tablets in mind.

The Toshiba AT200 certainly looks the part as the world's thinnest tablet - but can it win hearts in the Android market?

Specialising in affordable handsets, Chinese manufacturer ZTE has now turned its hand to budget tablets and the result, the ZTE Light Tab 2, isn't a bad offering.

The Disgo 9104 comes with version 4.0 of Android, which is tailored for tablets and offers a much better experience than older versions.

The Archos 70 internet tablet is a middle of the road Honeycomb affair with a design that hardly sets our hearts alight. But, its tiny appearance and price is enticing.

The new iPad 3 is here: can a sharper screen and improved innards entice enough people to make the jump?

Promising new multi-tasking tablet has a serious app problem

Priced impressively at £229 and packed with features that would make more expensive iPod docks blush, the TEAC NS-X1 looks like a fantastic deal on paper.

Pure is a British brand that has built a tremendous reputation for solid, well-engineered DAB radios and iPhone docks. We decided to test out the new Contour 100Di for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch.

An Android tablet designed to be affordable, such as the Tablo won't be as polished as some. But budget tablets are worth a look.

Orange's first own-branded tablet is trying to drive the 7-inch market, but will the 24 month contract entice or put off users?

Catch a glimpse of the Disgo 7000 and you'd be forgiven for thinking that Apple had discovered yet another form-factor and wedged a product into that gap. It looks like a Kindle-esque, novel-sized tab squeezed inbetween the iPhone and iPad.

The ViewSonic ViewPad 10e pairs what at face value appears to be an acceptable array of entry-level specs with a cheap and relatively cheerful shell to appeal to those not convinced by the iPad's much higher price tag.

Not content with just releasing the 10.1-inch Xoom 2 to compete with the iPad, we've also got the 8.2-inch Xoom 2 Media Edition, which will end up head to head with the likes of the Kindle Fire.

Whether by choice or misfortune, Acme shares its name with Wile E. Coyote's favoured manufacturer of explosives and anvils. However, Acme is also Greek, roughly translated as meaning the peak or prime. So which Acme does the TB01 tablet most resemble?

Though the original Motorola Xoom stood out as the first big tablet push with backing from Google, it didn't turn out quite to be pinnacle of Android tablets. So will the Xoom 2 do any better?

The Asus Eee Pad Transformer's successor is the thinnest Android tablet on the market, but can it beat the Apple iPad 2 and Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1?

A highly portable yet imperfect dual-screen Android tablet

7-inch Android tablet fails to impress, even at a low price

The $199 (£125) Amazon Kindle Fire is what the tech world likes to coin a game-changer. A gadget with the potential to irrevocably alter a sector of the market to the point of no return

A highly durable but lightweight iPad case