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Unfortunately, the Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 is the most expensive tablet on this list, retailing for around $600. Notably, it's equipped with Samsung's S-Pen, the smart stylus that defines Samsung's Note series. Like Samsung's other devices, it's powered by Google's Android, but overlaid with the TouchWiz skin. That makes it more of a laptop alternative than a true tablet, which is either a good or bad thing depending on how you plan to use the device. Honorable mention: Samsung Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 In terms of screen real estate, Samsung's Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 can't be beat: The device is massive, with an enormous, 12.2-inch, ultra-high definition display. Unless you're dead set on having a fingerprint scanner, mid-size tablet buyers should opt for the $349, 32 GB iPad Mini 2. Like the full-size iPad, the Mini bests its rivals in terms of software, offering more tablet apps than the competition.Īpple has released a follow up to the iPad Mini 2, but the third generation is not worth the asking price.The iPad Mini 3 has the same screen, camera and processor as the 2 - it differs only in its inclusion of TouchID. Yet, a year later, it remains the premiere mid-size tablet. Winner: iPad Mini 2 Apple's ( AAPL -3.77%) iPad Mini 2 was introduced in late 2013. But at less than $400, that's not a bad thing. In fact, it's basically just a blown-up version of Samsung's Galaxy S5 smartphone. Like other Galaxy Tabs, the S 8.4 doesn't come with Samsung's S-Pen, or any other exclusive features. It's also, at 8.4-inches, larger than most other mid-size tablets. Runner-up: Galaxy Tab S 8.4 Samsung's (NASDAQOTH: SSNLF) Galaxy Tab S 8.4 has one of the best displays on any tablet, with an ultra-high resolution screen that's sharper (359 pixels per inch) than any other tablet.
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Few, if any, other Android tablets released in 2013 are likely to get the update.
As a Nexus device, Google remains committed to updating its operating system - Android 5.0, the latest version of Google's mobile operating system, has begun rolling out to Nexus 7 owners.
Its processor is a bit dated, but its screen is competitive with current flagships. As a throwaway device, there are innumerable 7-inch tablets in the $50-$130 range, but buyers seeking a small tablet should opt for Google's ( GOOG -5.44%) ( GOOGL -5.41%) slightly more expensive ($180), second generation Nexus 7.Īt this point, it's nearly a year and a half old - practically an eternity for mobile tech - but it holds up. Winner: Nexus 7 There are plenty of small tablets unfortunately, most of them are not worth owning. But if you're in the market for a new tablet, one that should perform well over the course of the upcoming year, there are several devices to choose from. Others may find that their older tablets, purchased several years ago, are still able to accomplish most tasks. Demand rose, but to a much lesser extent compared to prior years - according to research firm IDC, the tablet market expanded just 7.2% this year.Ĭonsumers opting for larger phones may find themselves using their tablets less and less.
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*Note: Prices and ratings listed are accurate at the time of individual product evaluation.įor more details on how we selected our winners, check out the full reviews and articles listed at the References section at the end.Altogether, 2014 was an unremarkable year for tablets. What’s more, it is also slightly thinner and lighter the camera has been improved and it also gets the very handy Touch ID sensor. Nominees:įrom a performance perspective, the new iPad Air, thanks to its A8X processor, is without peer and is quite possibly the most powerful tablet in the market right now. In the end, it was a battle between two giants: Apple and Samsung. That and the fact that very few models in the market support cellular data connection. We had fewer candidates for this category this year as many manufacturers opted to concentrate on 8-inch tablets instead. Web browsing can be done without having to zoom in or squint at tiny text, and movies, games and comics look best at this screen size. Tablets with 10-inch screens offer an experience that is closer to a laptop than a smartphone. Best Consumer Tablet (10-inch) Best Consumer Tablet (10-inch)
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