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The ProPad 600 G1 from HP is created with business users in mind and designed for sharing and communicating with colleagues in style. Forgetting the hype for the professional appearance, how does it actually perform and what is included? Windows 8.1 is pre-installed, the tablet proves versatile with specific options structured for either 64bit or 32bit units. Both options include Intel Atom quad core...

Among budget tablet PCs, the Lenovo IdeaPad A1 stands out in many areas, and this device truly delivers on the promise of many to deliver more value for the money. With a retail price of under $200, Lenovo bests the great majority of its competitors early on simply by offering a nice suite of Google apps. While most Android-powered budget tablets cut costs by...

For an inexpensive 10.1-inch tablet, the Lenovo A10 hits the mark on several aspects that many other budget tablets almost always miss. It has an IPS panel, sufficiently powerful SoC, large and bright glass-covered display, front and rear cameras, and a thin and attractive chassis. by NotebookCheck At 1280 by 800 pixels, the A10-70’s screen is admittedly a bit of a throwback to the...

As another entry into the low-end of the tablet PC price range, the Leader International Impression 7 is yet another case of “you get what you pay for.” As tragically stripped down as the co-released Impression 10 feels, the Impression 7 seems even more no-frills, much to its detriment. In fact, the main selling point of the Impression 10 – namely, the big capacitive...

As a budget tablet PC, the Leader International Impression 10 distinguishes itself immediately in a few ways. Unfortunately, the limitations of this tablet are also apparent fairly quickly upon use. While not detracting from the Impression 10, some lacking features will not endear it to more serious users. For the price, the Impression 10 offers a great 9.7” capacitive touchscreen, perhaps the biggest and...