Sep 29, 2011

Toshiba’s first entry to the tablet market wasn’t as successful as they maybe though would be – although the Thrive is a pretty good device, with a lot of useful and unique features, its bulk size and design don’t really inspire everyone to buy it and it’s been left for those who can appreciate a full sized USB and HDMI ports, as well as an SD card...

Sep 29, 2011

The tablet market has grown at an explosive rate since the first iPad was released and still continues to expand surprisingly fast. Some experts estimate that it will reach the same size as the phone market in 4-5 years, which means that every person who has a cellphone will have a tablet, and for some reason, I don’t doubt that in the slightest. There have...

Sep 28, 2011

Apple’s iPad 2 is a perfect evolution of the first tablet that brought the form factor to the masses, yet the improvements and new features it brings are marginal at best. However, it was pretty interesting to watch Samsung announce their new 10 inch Galaxy Tab, right after the pretty unsuccessful 7 inch Galaxy Tab, and Apple coming in and wiping the floor...

Sep 28, 2011

Samsung’s first entry to the tablet market, the Galaxy Tab, was pretty successful, just like their many smartphones, although the sales weren’t as good as everyone expected (but then again, even the Xoom didn’t sell a lot of units despite being loved by Android fans and tech reviewers). When Apple launched their iPad 2, Samsung had already been developing...