10 Best Tablets of CES 2013
Jan 14, 2013 06:44 PM EDT by Tablet makers were on a roll at this year’s CES, debuting a host of new slates with an impressive list of features. Some of these tablets will be hitting the market soon, including an Archos model that boasts Retina Display resolution for half the price of the iPad, as well as a device from Razer that lets you play the latest PC games on the go. Other tablets on display demonstrated new innovations on the horizon, such as grip sensing technology and 4K resolution. So follow along to see the 10 best tablets of CES 2013.
Razer Edge
With a Core i5 processor, Nvidia GT640M graphics and 4GB of RAM, Razer's $999 10.1-inch Edge is the most powerful tablet yet. But what makes this tablet truly unique is its multiple use modes, ranging from a well-designed Gamepad Controller and Keyboard Dock to a Docking Station. With this slate set to hit the market later this year, mobile gaming may never be the same.
More: Razer Edge is World's Most Powerful Tablet, Starts at $999
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January 24th, 2013 at 7:08 pm
One Android tablet maker making strides to offer quality Android tablets at competitive prices is Ainol Electronics – which has previously won runner-up for “Best Tablet of the Year” at CES, and for 2013 has introduced the Novo Quad Core Series of Android tablets– including the Novo 7 Venus — with one reseller – a site called TabletSprint offering this new model for $149 USD —
The Novo 7 Venus compares and to the Nexus 7 seven inch tablet but for considerably less – matching key features, including a Quad Core processor, a high resolution multi-touch 1280×800 IPS screen, 16GB memory, a front camera, Android O/S and Google Play Store preinstalled — while also offering a number of features the Nexus 7 doesn’t – including a 2-megapixel rear camera, a MicroSD memory card slot, an HDMI 1080p port to download and watch movies directly from a tablet on a large screen TV and also project & play video games on to a big screen; plus more ways to connect to the internet, including Ethernet as well as 3G/4G Wireless connection through its USB port with a 3G/4G USB adapter.
The Novo Hero II has also just launched – a full size, 10 inch Android tablet that packs in most of the same features, including a quad core processor and 1280×800 IPS screen, and innovative features, including 4K HDMI Digital Output – Plus 32GB memory and a strong 8,000 mAh battery — all for less than $250 at TabletSprint.
Offering some of the most impressive features is the newly released Novo 9 Spark – which features a Quad Core processor along with a brilliant 9.7 inch 2048×1536 (Retina) screen – with a powerful 10,000 mAh battery, 4K Digital HDMI, and a 5 Megapixel Rear Camera with AF and Flash for about $269 USD and also available through TabletSprint.
It should be interesting to see how the new Novo Quad Core Series fares in 2013 as this company gains more presence in the tablet market.
January 26th, 2013 at 6:06 am
Nexus 7 is still the best