The Android tablet invasion began late last year, and judging by the sea of Google slates at CES this month, is only going to continue. With that in mind, we thought we’d take a look at your Android tablet options: what we’ve tested so far, what we like and what’s coming up. See them all in our Android tablet review: group test.
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The wave of Android tablets is breaking, with a new budget Android tablet launched almost every week. We’ve seen offerings from Advent, Binatone, Creative, Archos, Hannspree and more, all for under £300, and many for around the £100. Some of them were better than others, and the Advent Vega has trumped the rest in the attention it’s received. The question is, will you be investing in an Android tablet this Christmas? Click and tell, and drop us a line in the comments to tell us who you’re buying for, yourself or someone else?
It’s the end of the working day, so how about a night cap? We’ve got a recap of all the afternoon’s big gadget stories ready and waiting for you here in our teatime tech roundup. Read on for everything!
And now for something completely different: the Hannspree line up of animal shaped digital photo frames and LCD TVs, because you always wanted a telly shaped like a crab, right? Click through for a full gallery! You wouldn’t want to miss the two foot tall camel telly now would you…
HANNSpree realises that it’s really important children broaden their horizons early on in life. That’s probably why the company has put a TV inside a range of stuffed animals – none of this reading or using your imagination business. Are these Beanie Baby collectible or destined for the jumble sale?
Widescreen 16:9 TVs didn’t take long to sweep away the old square 4:3 sets, but Hannspree’s latest portable TV is squaring up to the competition with a 5:4 aspect ratio. Trying out some new shapes eh Hannspree?