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Apple iPad Air 2 Wi Fi 128 GB
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£328
- Screen Size: 9.7''
- Operating System: IOS 8.1
Apple iPad Air 16 GB Wi Fi
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£256
- Screen Size: 9.7''
Apple iPad Air 2 Wi Fi 16 GB
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£309
- Screen Size: 9.7''
- Operating System: IOS 8.1
Lenovo Yoga 8
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£583
- Screen Size: 8''
- Operating System: Android 4.2
Apple iPad Mini Wi Fi 16 GB
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£108
- Screen Size: 7.9''
Asus Transformer Book T100TAF-DK024B
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£420
- Screen Size: 10.1''
- Operating System: Microsoft Windows 8
Amazon Kindle Paperwhite
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£109
- Screen Size: 6''
Apple iPad Air 2 Wi Fi 64 GB
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£158
- Screen Size: 9.7''
- Operating System: IOS 8.1
Huawei MediaPad
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£251
- Screen Size: 7''
- Operating System: Android 3.2
Pipo X8 Mini
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£109
- Screen Size: 7''
- Operating System: Microsoft Windows 8.1
Apple iPad 2 Wi Fi 16GB
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£108
- Screen Size: 9.7''
- Operating System: iOS 4
Apple iPad Pro 32 GB Wi Fi 9 7
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£319
- Screen Size: 9.7''
- Operating System: iOS 9
Yarvik TAB 465
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£221
- Screen Size: 9.7''
Teclast X 80 Pro
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£119
- Screen Size: 8''
- Operating System: Windows 10
Linx 12V64
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£269
- Screen Size: 12.2''
- Operating System: Windows 10
Apple iPad 4 16 GB Wi Fi
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£1,999
- Screen Size: 9.7''
- Operating System: IOS 6
Hp Elite x 2
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£2,041
- Screen Size: 12''
- Operating System: Windows 10 Pro
Lenovo Tab4 8 Plus 64GB
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£319
- Screen Size: 8''
- Operating System: Android 7.0 (Nougat)
Archos Access 101
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£111
- Screen Size: 10.1''
- Operating System: Android 7.0 (Nougat)
Prestigio Visconte
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£99
- Screen Size: 10.1''
- Operating System: Microsoft Windows 8.1
Apple iPad 3 Wi Fi 4 G 32 GB
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£108
- Screen Size: 9.7''
- Operating System: iOS 5
Samsung GALAXY Tab Active 2 LTE
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£345
- Screen Size: 8''
- Operating System: Android v7.1 (Nougat)
Apple iPad Pro 64 GB Wi Fi 10 5
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£499
- Screen Size: 10.5''
Lenovo IdeaTab 3
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£252
- Screen Size: 7''
- Operating System: Android 6.0 Marshmallow
Acer Iconia Tab B1-A71
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£105
- Screen Size: 7''
- Operating System: Android 4.1
Huawei MateBook 256GB
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£1,156
- Screen Size: 12''
- Operating System: Windows 10
Lenovo Yoga Tab 3 Pro 10
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£381
- Screen Size: 10.1''
- Operating System: Android 5.1
Hp 8 G2
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£2,616
- Screen Size: 7.85''
- Operating System: Android 4.4 Kit Kat
Asus ZenPad 3
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£849
- Screen Size: 7.9''
- Operating System: Android 6.0
Lenovo Tab 4 10 16GB
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£190
- Screen Size: 10.1''
- Operating System: Android 7.0 (Nougat)
Brigmton BTPC 1022
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£108
- Screen Size: 10.1''
- Operating System: Android 6.0
Asus ZenPad 10 64GB
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£250
- Screen Size: 10.1''
- Operating System: Android 6.0 Marshmallow
Lenovo MIIX 2
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£1,644
- Screen Size: 8''
- Operating System: Windows 8.1 32-bit
Kobo Aura H 2 O
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£129
- Screen Size: 6.8''
Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 Inch 8 GB
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£300
- Screen Size: 7''
- Operating System: Android 4.0
SPC Telecom 5607N
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£84
Phoenix Phsmartreader +
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£102
- Screen Size: 6''
- Operating System: Linux
Microsoft Surface Pro 2 512 GB
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£2,080
- Screen Size: 10.6''
- Operating System: Microsoft Windows 8 Professional
Amazon Kindle 4GB
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£59
- Screen Size: 6''
Energy Sistem Neo 3 10
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£176
- Screen Size: 10.1''
- Operating System: Android 6.0 Marshmallow
Lexibook MFC 410 FR
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£196
- Screen Size: 7.8''
- Operating System: Android
Xoro TelePAD 10A3 4G
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£210
- Screen Size: 10.1''
- Operating System: Android 5.1
Lexibook MFC140
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£87
- Screen Size: 7''
- Operating System: Android 4.0
Apple iPad Air 2 32 GB
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£445
- Screen Size: 9.7''
- Operating System: iOS 10
Samsung Galaxy Tab A SM T585
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£239
- Screen Size: 10.1''
- Operating System: Android 7.0 (Nougat)
Alpen TB7ABB
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£83
- Screen Size: 7''
- Operating System: Android 4.0.3
Huawei MediaPad M2 10.0
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£358
- Screen Size: 10.1''
- Operating System: Android 5.1
Sweex Yarvik TAB210
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£108
- Screen Size: 7''
- Operating System: Android 2.1
Andypad 7
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£90
Acer Chromebook Tab 10
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£139
- Screen Size: 9.7''
Microsoft Surface Pro 4 256 GB
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£1,304
- Screen Size: 12.3''
- Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10
Lenovo ThinkPad 8
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£379
- Screen Size: 8''
- Operating System: Microsoft Windows 8.1 Pro 32
Dell XPS 10 32GB
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£2,681
- Screen Size: 10.1''
- Operating System: Microsoft Windows RT
Microsoft Surface Pro 3 128 GB
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£1,167
- Screen Size: 12''
- Operating System: Microsoft Windows 8 Pro
Apple iPad 128GB 9.7
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£429
- Screen Size: 9.7''
- Operating System: iOS
Huawei MediaPad M5
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£383
- Screen Size: 8.4''
- Operating System: android 8.0
Rca Viking 10L 10.1 16GB
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£88
- Screen Size: 10.1''
- Operating System: Android 6.0 Marshmallow
Samsung Galaxy Tab E 8 GB 9.6 Inch
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£206
- Screen Size: 9.6''
- Operating System: Android
Wacom MobileStudio Pro 16 256GB
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£1,976
- Screen Size: 15.6''
- Operating System: Windows 10 Pro
Acer Iconia One 10 16GB
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£192
- Screen Size: 10.1''
- Operating System: Android 6.0 Marshmallow
Buying guide - Tablet PCs
The tablet PC
The tablet PC concept is a pretty simple one - rather than using a keyboard, mouse or touchpad to navigate your computer, you use a touch-screen. A tablet PC is held in the hand rather than placed on a desk, and is used in a manner similar to a clipboard.
You might think that the tablet PC is a new platform that arrived with the launch of Apple's iPad last year, but you'd be wrong. The truth is that Windows tablet PCs have been around for a very long time, but they never really took off in the way that Microsoft and the hardware vendors would have liked.
Although the tablet PC was initially pitched as a hand-held Windows device, the Windows tablet soon developed into a hybrid notebook / tablet PC form factor. Even today you can buy notebooks with screens that swivel around, thus becoming a Windows tablet PC device.
But the tablet PC as we know it today is a slim, light and portable computer with an operating system and user interface that's designed to make the most of the form factor.
You might think that the tablet PC is a new platform that arrived with the launch of Apple's iPad last year, but you'd be wrong. The truth is that Windows tablet PCs have been around for a very long time, but they never really took off in the way that Microsoft and the hardware vendors would have liked.Although the tablet PC was initially pitched as a hand-held Windows device, the Windows tablet soon developed into a hybrid notebook / tablet PC form factor. Even today you can buy notebooks with screens that swivel around, thus becoming a Windows tablet PC device.
But the tablet PC as we know it today is a slim, light and portable computer with an operating system and user interface that's designed to make the most of the form factor.
The iPad
It's hard to believe that the tablet PC was pretty much dead in the water just over a year ago. But when Apple launched the iPad everything changed. Suddenly people who had never considered a tablet PC wanted one, and the tablet PC renaissance began.
One of the main reasons that the iPad succeeded where Windows tablet PCs had failed was the user interface. Rather than trying to squeeze a desktop computer operating system into a tablet PC, Apple adapted its iPhone OS instead. The result was a tablet PC that was simple and familiar to use.
With a large, multi-touch glass screen, the iPad is ideally suited to finger navigation, whereas traditional Windows tablet PCs used resistive screens and often required the use of a stylus.
The iPad uses iTunes as a conduit for all its media, whether that be music, video or even books. With integrated Wi-Fi and 3G, you can always be connected with an iPad too, making it a truly useful tool if you're always on the move.
There's no doubt that the iPad is the tablet PC to beat, but competition is getting stiffer every day.
One of the main reasons that the iPad succeeded where Windows tablet PCs had failed was the user interface. Rather than trying to squeeze a desktop computer operating system into a tablet PC, Apple adapted its iPhone OS instead. The result was a tablet PC that was simple and familiar to use.With a large, multi-touch glass screen, the iPad is ideally suited to finger navigation, whereas traditional Windows tablet PCs used resistive screens and often required the use of a stylus.
The iPad uses iTunes as a conduit for all its media, whether that be music, video or even books. With integrated Wi-Fi and 3G, you can always be connected with an iPad too, making it a truly useful tool if you're always on the move.
There's no doubt that the iPad is the tablet PC to beat, but competition is getting stiffer every day.
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