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Once upon a time, when our parent century was barely forty, highly powered future computers were imagined to be technological titans. To be effective, each computational colossus would need to be the size of a skyscraper, or so scientists speculated.
Today, at the dawn of a brave new century, those would-be prophets have capitulated their claims. Computers, like everything else, are getting more powerful as they get smaller...
This is good news for scientific progress (the vast, uninhabited computer-cities of many a sci-fi writer's imagination never came to pass) as well as for consumers, as the current range of PC tablet and Web OS tablet models demonstrates. The rapidly increasing market for PC tablet technology is building to something truly special, as guiding light luminaries in both the Web OS tablet and Window 8 tablet worlds can attest. In this section, we will look at the merits of models like the Toshiba tablet and the Android tablet computer and try to give you an overview of the market itself.
It seems that every major computer company wants a piece of the Pc tablet pie, which, far from overcrowding the marketplace, has led PC tablet technology to grow at a rate unprecedented. From HTC comes the Android tablet computer, which is rising in popularity due to the ubiquity of Android smartphones. Apple's iPad, the standard-bearer of all Web OS tablet designs is an enormous success due to the dominance of Apple branding and tech (not to mention the market superpower of the iPod). A Web OS tablet is perfect for the MAC user who needs a portable (and more affordable) Apple computer.
The next-generation of Window 8 tablet computers is Microsoft striking back, the veteran powerhouse's armoured battle fleet, chocked full of new features, easier than ever software and designed by the best Mr. Gates can buy (which, let's face it, is the best in the world), these Window 8 tablet PC's will be launched in direct competition to the Web OS tablet in what should be the biggest showdown since Godzilla last took on King Ghidorah.
The Toshiba tablet, following a slightly subdued start, is now emerging as one of the most reliable of the Window 8 tablet line-up, and therefore one of the best Pc tablet models around. Equipped with more features, a faster processor and a lush new design job, the new range of Toshiba tablet PCs is going to be the best yet. Bet against these Toshiba tablet beauties at your peril!
Of course, there are more tablets, but the aforementioned are at the forefront of this technological arms race. Each PC tablet has something to recommend it, whether it's a Window 8 tablet or a Web OS tablet. New faces like the Android tablet computer represent fresh blood and a clean slate, two things that the computer industry has needed for quite some time now. While Apple and Microsoft dug their respective trenches and settled in for the long battle, the folks behind the Android tablet computer were free to incorporate the best of both worlds. As a result, an Android tablet computer is a great model if you like elements of both Window 8 tablet and Web OS tablet models.
The best choice if you're in the market for a PC tablet is almost certainly the Toshiba tablet. We're getting more and more interest in the Toshiba tablet and you can bet your bottom dollar that when it comes as a Window 8 tablet it'll become even more of a runaway success story. Conversely, an Android tablet computer, the young pretender, is a great place to look for ease of use as well as innovative design, but those more interested in functionality and familiarity would do best with a Window 8 tablet like the Toshiba tablet. Nevertheless, as the freshest blood on the battlefield, it is from the Android tablet computer that we can expect to see the most creativity and progress, as it is the Android who must work hardest to keep up.
Which will YOU choose?
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2012 is turning out to be a pretty good year for consumers looking to buy a 7-Inch Android Tablet. Better processors, thinner and lighter devices, sharper screens and faster GPUs are now being featured in a host of new 7-Inch Tablet devices coming out this year from Samsung, ZTE, Velocity Micro, and many others.
Kindle Fire "Sparking" 7-Inch Market
Although Samsung was the first Android Tablet maker to come out with a 7-Inch Tablet in 2010, the sudden interest in the smaller tablet form is primarily due to the huge initial wave of enthusiasm for the Kindle Fire. Will the success of Amazon's New Tablet, which many consider to be an entry-level tab, prompt consumers to seriously consider an alternative, low-cost 7-Inch Android Tablet that packs a bigger punch in terms of features?
Manufacturers are banking that the 7-inch form will catch on due to its greater mobility and lower price. They are probably right this time. The success of the Kindle Fire is quickly transforming the 7-Inch Tablet form into its own distinct segment, competing with each other for market share rather than competing with Apple as "iPad Juniors."
Android Making Significant Tablet Headway
A number of the new 7-Inch Tablets coming out this year include the more stable Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich operating system, and other tablet makers are promising upgrades to the new OS soon(er or later). Ice Cream Sandwich has been developed specifically to close the gap between Android smartphones and tablets.
Although it remains highly fragmented, Android is finally starting to make significant headway in the tablet market.Strategy Analytics recently reported that Android had captured 39% share of global tablets shipped in the 4th quarter of last year - a rise of 10 percentage points over 2010. If Android can do this again, then it will be running neck-to-neck with the iPad.
Price Is Key
The success of the Kindle Fire, not to mention the lines of people wrapped around city blocks last year for a chance to buy discontinued HP Touchpads at fire sale prices, clearly demonstrated that price is key. Android Tablet makers have gotten the message. Prices for many smaller Android Tablets are hundreds of dollars cheaper than the current entry-level IPad. And some new 7-Inch Tablets sold with data plans are even cheaper than the Kindle Fire and have more high-end features than Amazon's tablet.
Sprint, for example, has just added a 7-Inch Tablet from ZTE to its tablet portfolio that's priced just under $ 100 (with a two-year contract). The ZTE Optik features a dual-core 1.2GHz Snapdragon processor and 1GB of RAM. It runs on Android Honeycomb, has a 1280 x 800 capacitive touchscreen display, Bluetooth and GPS antennas. It also features stereo speakers as well as dual cameras -- 5MP rear and 2MP front-facing -- plus 16GB of storage and a MicroSD slot.
At CES last month, Samsung and Verizon Wireless introduced the Galaxy Tab 7.7 with LTE for Verizon's LTE network. It has a 7.7-inch 1280 x 800 Super AMOLED Plus display, a 1.4-GHz dual-core processor and 16 GB of internal storage. The tablet uses Android 3.2 Honeycomb with Samsung's TouchWiz UI. It has a Wi-Fi, a 3.2-megapixel rear-facing camera with LED flash, and full 720p recording. Verizon will soon be selling this at a subsidized price to gain contracts. No details on price yet for this new tab, but the earlier model, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0, is currently going for $ 229.99 with 2-year contract on Verizon's website.
There were also a number of new, inexpensive 7-Inch Tablets at CES preloaded with Android Ice Cream Sandwich. This includes the ViewPad E70 from ViewSonic, which has front and rear cameras, mini-HDMI and mini-USB ports, and a 1-GHz processor. The tab includes 4 GB of storage plus microSD expandable storage for up to 32 GB. It reportedly will launch in April for $ 169.00.
There's also the Micro Cruz T507. It will be coming soon with a 1.2GHz Cortex A8 processor, a 7-inch 800 x 480 TFT LED display and discrete 400MHz 3D graphics acceleration, plus 512MB of RAM, and 8GB internal storage. The Android 4.0-based tablet also will have front and back cameras, Mini USB and Mini HDMI ports, and a microSD slot. The Cruz T507 is expected to be priced under $ 150.
Thin, Light, Palm-Friendly
Next to price, portability appears to be the second major selling point for 7-Inch Tablets. Tablets are inherently all about portability, and the 7-inch form can be comfortably held in one hand, leaving the other hand available for scrolling and tapping -- a good choice for travelers and readers, for surfing the web, playing games, checking email.
But is a new 7-Inch Android Tablet for you? Only you can decide, because everybody has his or her own individual demands and preferences. Best to go to your mobile and big box stores when these come out soon and spend some time with them. There will likely be enough choices out there this year for you to fully determine your own tablet sweet spot.
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MobileBurn.com - A CES 2012 ViewSonic was showing off some of its Android-powered tablets, including the brand new E70 7-inch unit. The low-cost tablet (0 suggested retail) features a single-core 1GHz processor, HDMI-output, and a microSD memory card slot for expansion. The slightly older 10e model features a larger display, as you might guess. More info: www.mobileburn.com
