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Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1

Sony Tablet S

HTC Flyer

Originally reviewed by Edward Chester | 02 June 2011

It's not nearly as good as Lenovo's ThinkPad Tablet but it's cheaper and smaller, so still makes a great option for those after a budget tablet with a stylus.

Overall

7/10

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ChickPea

6:27 PM on 8 July, 2011

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Recently got an iPad, as a sofa-based browser and general family toy. And one of the first things that occurred to me, as with all of these tablets, was: Why no IR output? If you're going to have one of these on your coffee table, a universal-remote app would be a real "killer app".

You can get widgets that plug into the iphone/ipad/ipod port, but that's a kludge (and costs fifty quid for three quid's worth of electronics).

Come on you guys? How expensive could it be?

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James Reckitt

10:18 AM on 13 November, 2011

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What about the just-released Asus Transformer Prime? I think Tegra 3 soundly thrashes Apple's current offering - and it's next, seeing as the iPad 3 launch is rumoured for Q1, and Apple's rumoured quad core A6 isn't going to be ready until Q3...

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Greg Shewan

6:50 PM on 12 March, 2012

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Apple fan much??? That comment is almost four months old...

Anyway, nice of TR to include two fully up-to-date blurbs for the Apple products and not a hint of creativity for the competition. Sometimes I really wonder, although I will still keep coming back despite this.

I still personally think the Prime edges out the competition... all this is good for the consumer though so.... game on!!!!!

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