2012's Hottest New Tablets - Slide 7
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The Transformer Pad 300 shares many of the same great features as the rest of the Transformer range, including a 10.1" multi-touch screen, a powerful NVIDIA® Tegra® 3 quad-core processor and an 8 MP auto-focus camera. With a sleek and slimline design, it's the ideal tablet for anyone buying on a budget, and for those looking to get more out of their tablet, an optional mobile keyboard dock adds extra features, increases productivity and extends the 10-hour battery life to up to 15 hours. The tablet runs Android™ 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich™, and has 32 GB of memory, microSD™ slot and a micro-HDMI™ port.
Starting price: $489.99
Check out the hot new tablets for 2013.
The inevitable move of communications technology from consumer to enterprise is under way for tablets. Of course, it has been for a while: Research In Motion’s PlayBook and Cisco’s Cius both are aimed at business. The move is gelling, however, according to recent research.
Indeed, four pieces of research were recently released that put the drive to give tablets to workers — as well as the ongoing growth in popularity of the devices in general — into context. The bottom line is that tablets are growing more popular in both venues and that Apple is king. While it clearly won’t lose its crown in the enterprise, its days of overwhelming dominance seem likely to fade.
We’ve gathered a list of the hottest new tablets for 2012.
Check out the hot new tablets for 2013.
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