Lenovo's Yoga Book is a new kind of tablet. While it's similar to a two-in-one or convertible PC, the Yoga Book eschews a keyboard for a second touchscreen, although surface may be a more appropriate phrase.
Nokia isn't dead, and the proof is a very cool looking new Android tablet to be known as the N1.
Samsung's tablet is lean, sleek and powerful, but does it have enough oomph and wow to distract you from other, cheaper, options?
Kobo adds a number of new tweaks for readers, but is it enough to take on the innumerable competitors in the tablet space?
Is it a tablet, or is it a mini-PC? Strangely, it's both, and you'll love it if you are looking for a device that walks this fine line between the two categories of computers.
Whether you're in the market for a do-everything tablet, or a device to take advantage of Apple's incredible ecosystem of apps, the iPad Mini is the best tool for the job.