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When critiquing Lenovo’s IdeaTab A2109, this reviewer mused for an upgrade to what appeared to be a nearly no-frills, stripped-down device; the A1000 version unfortunately shows that this brand name just isn’t interested in making a super souped-up tablet to compete with true market leaders like the iPad Mini, Google Nexus, Samsung Galaxy Tab, etc., but are content to stick with what they know:...

At the given price point, the Lenovo IdeaPad Miix 10 delivers a satisfying tablet experience. It does feel a little hollow and the display on the face feels more plastic than anything. Yet the overall user experience is adequate for the cost of entry. by Gadget Review The Miix is certainly less stylish than the Surface. Instead of a kickstand that emerges from the...

For most users around the world, the IdeaPad K1 will be the first experience with a Lenovo Android tablet and it should be quite a crowd pleaser overall, despite its somewhat unattractive look. First off, the Lenovo IdeaPad K1 is quite heavy as tablets go at 1.65 pounds (0.7 kilograms), large at 10.39” x 7.44” (26.4 cm x 18.9 cm), and somewhat thick at...

Smart Tab 10 Cosmic is an excellent device designed for users, who seek a tablet with fast and powerful performance provided and also want to enjoy the superior experience of a dual core processor. The biggest USP of the device is that it offers all these features within an economical price range. by Hub Of Gadgets Karbonn Smart Tab 10 has 9.7-inch capacitive 10...

Karbonn A34 HD Dual SIM calling tablet would certainly attract the users with its Dual SIM feature and an affordable price. This tablet is a good option for those who want an exciting computing experience within budget. by Internet Technology This tab has pretty nominal specifications with no single feature that particularly stands out. It will cater to your needs only when you are...