Microsoft is busy at work on a new tablet computer design, a product that may arrive from one or more of its hardware partners in “not a heck of a long time,” CEO Steve Ballmer told analysts on ...

More bad news for Microsoft in tablets — Toshiba has apparently pulled the plug on its plans for a Windows 7-based tablet. Given that it was already available for pre-order, and slated to be shipped ...

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We might soon have one more tablet to play around with, one that runs the Windows 7 operating system and sports the familiar LG logo occupying pride of place on the tablet PC’s front. Its LG H1000B ...

Windows 7 has taken a lot of flak for being tough to run properly on low power tablet computers with low resolution displays. While Windows 7 includes support for multitouch gestures and has nice ...

I keep hearing about Windows tablets. Steve Ballmer got up on stage with an HP slate at last year’s CES, and nobody was particularly impressed. Now we’re hearing rumors that he’ll give it another shot ...

[timecom-gdgt url=”http://gdgt.com/hp/slate/500-tablet-pc/” style=”full” float=”right”] The long-awaited HP Slate is finally here. And it’s not that ...

This 10-inch-screen tablet computer from little-known CTL is better than the other early Win7 tablets released but poor battery life and chunky size mean it’s not much threat to iPad. “Last time we ...

Microsoft hasn’t gained any real ground in the tablet market — Gartner says it had only a 2.1% market share in 2013. Can the growth of hybrids and possibly Windroid devices help give Microsoft the ...

Microsoft had planned to enter the tablet market, but recently pulled the plug on its Courier prototype. Now, critics are claiming that Microsoft must develop something to and stake a claim in the ...

The Saycool M5A is a tiny tablet computer with a 5 inch touchscreen display, an Intel Atom z515 CPU running Windows 7. Saycool is based in Shenzhen, China, but the tablet showed up at the FCC this ...

Based on design alone, it's safe to say that the inscrutable device shown above isn't the UX10 we peeked at Computex nor the Android-based Optimus Pad... unless, of course, LG's hardware engineers ...