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It can be hard to compare tablets when there are so many out there with so many different features. Trying to decide which tablet to get can get so overwhelming you give up on it. It doesn’t have to be that way if you remember that there are places you can go that have already broken down the information so it is easily digestible.

Panasonic, an industry leader in reliable and innovative mobile computers since 1996, today announced upgrades to the Toughpad® FZ-G1 fully-rugged 10-inch tablet. Featuring a faster 4th generation Intel® CoreTM i5 vProTM processor, the advanced Microsoft Windows 8.1 Pro update

Originality is the key in the advertising industry, in particular because the recipient is becoming increasingly more demanding. Therefore, it’s worth taking a closer look at the latest campaign by MTS, which will leave a smile on the face of many a viewer.  The scene is like that of a serial or film: a woman in labor, surrounded by doctors and nurses and she is squeezing the hand of her dearest partner, who is trying to record the whole event using a tablet.

Today, when we have created almost all types of tablets and smartphones, it would seem as creating something new and better would be very difficult- we would have to create something that would be better than the existing mobile phones or portable netbooks and tablets. Hard to think that something like this could be created, but here you go. The ASUS company came up with an unique combination of smartphone and table- all in one- PadPhone Infinity!

With its 8.9-inch screen, the T-Mobile G-Slate is noticeably smaller than both the 10.1-inch Xoom and the 9.8-inch iPad 2. The G-Slate is only slightly heavier than the iPad 2, but, like the Xoom, feels heftier, due to its odd weight distribution. The G-Slate has a thickness of 0.49 inch, a little over one-third thicker than the iPad 2′s 0.34-inch profile.