Awesome Tablet

While Dell’s 27-inch stylus, puck, and touch surface for creative pros might be reminiscent of the Microsoft Surface Studio, the Canvas works as a second screen for your existing PC, taking up residence where your keyboard would normally go. Drops 3/2017 for “under $2000.”

The new iPad Air weighs 28% less and is 20% thinner than the current-gen 9.7-inch tablet. It’s also got the new 64-bit A7 CPU, M7 motion processor, improved cameras, MIMO Wi-Fi antennas, and still offers 10-hour battery life.

HP’s first serious tablet runs an optimized version of Palm’s webOS, has a 9.7-inch 1024×768 display, dual-core Snapdragon CPU, front-facing camera, Wi-Fi and an optional 3G model with GPS.

Viewsonic’s new tablet offers a 10-inch LED backlit touchscreen, runs on an Intel Atom N455 CPU, and can boot into either Android OS or Windows 7. It also recycles the name of a really old tablet.

Dell’s Android-based 5-inch mini-tablet is official. The Streak will include a capacitive multitouch 800×480 display, Wi-Fi and 3G connectivity, GPS navigation, a 5MP camera and 16GB of memory.

The latest of HPs TouchSmart portables, the tm2-2050 wields a zippy Core i3-330UM CPU, and features a 12.1 capacitive touchscreen which can flip between laptop and tablet modes.

Part tablet PC, part e-book reader, the enTourage eDGe weighs just 2.75 lbs yet packs a 9.7″ e-Ink screen, 10.1″ color touchscreen, Wi-Fi, media playback, and Linux with Google Android.