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A budget Android tablet that more than justifies its own existence

Apple's iPad 2 is a fantastic tablet that enables you to do loads of things, including browsing the web and writing notes. The touchscreen keyboard is perfectly fine for a small amount of typing, such as website addresses, but typing for longer periods can prove to be uncomfortable and slow.

When is a seven-inch tablet not a tablet? When it's strangely labelled a smartphone, like ViewSonic's ViewPad 7.

Can this bargain 7-inch tablet compete with the Galaxy Tab and iPad

For the same price as the iPad, you'll soon be able to get an 11" slate running Windows 7; the ExoPC Slate has comparable storage to the iPad (32 or 64GB) but it also has a Webcam, hardware-accelerated Flash (and Silverlight), handwriting recognition, fully accessible USB ports and an SD card slot – and of course it runs any Windows application you want.

Can this budget Android 2.2 tablet compete with its more expensive competition?

A tablet with good connectivity and average usability, but not much else to recommend

Apple's iPad was the only tablet on store shelves for the bulk of the year, but now it faces genuine competition from the likes of Samsung's Galaxy Tab. However, most of the contenders we've seen have proved to be cheap imitations, such as the Elonex eTouch 1000ET and the Disgo Tablet 6000.

Is this dual-booting Windows 7 and Android 1.6 tablet any good?

Can this Android powered tablet threaten the dominance of the iPad?

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