Tablets & eBook readers

Microsoft debut cheaper Surface Go tablet

As previously teased, Microsoft have now officially announced the Surface Go.

Wacom Intuos review: A good place to start from a brand that knows its stuff

If you’re looking for a solid foundation to build on and a place to start in the digital drawing space, Wacom’s latest offering is hard to beat.

Music Producer Takes Microsoft Surface Into The Clouds For Australian First Performance at 3,000ft

To celebrate the consumer launch of the Surface Pro with 4G, Microsoft partnered with local DJ and music producer, Basenji, for a live music performance in a hot air balloon.

In Pictures: Huawei show off their new Matebook at MWC

With everyone else showing off their next-generation smartphone tech, Huawei opted to use this year's Mobile World Congress as a staging ground for their ambitions in the tablet and notebook space.

MWC 2018: Everything Announced At The Huawei Press Conference

Here’s what Huawei brought to this year’s Mobile World Congress.

Samsung announces a new ruggedised Tablet optimised for business users

Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. Today introduces the Galaxy Tab Active2, a new business-rugged tablet built for business through a customer-centric design inspired by professionals with the latest innovations from Samsung.

Samsung Introduces the New Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0

Samsung Electronics Australia has announced a new addition to the Galaxy tablet portfolio – the second generation Galaxy Tab A 8.0.

Alcatel PLUS 12 Takes Portable Productivity to New Heights with First 2-In-1

Alcatel has announced the launch of its first 2-in-1 connected tablet for Australia with the release of the PLUS 12.

Brydge Keyboard for Surface Pro 3 and 4 Review

The Brydge aluminium 12.3 keyboard could well be the best companion for the Microsoft Surface Pro 3, Pro 4 as well as the new Surface Pro if you are constantly on the move and working out of the office. Compared to the other Surface keyboards out in the market today, the Brydge keyboard not only provides a stable foundation for the device but also other functional features as a great add-on.

Tech Timeline: The iPad first goes on sale

In April 2010, Apple introduced the first-generation iPad, which came with automatic orientation, web browsing, and access to email.

New 9.7-inch iPad teardown reveals it's basically an original iPad Air with minor tweaks

iFixit finds that the iPad Air is basically back. It just got a new name.

More iPad screen sizes unlikely to stop slump

Apple would be smart to make good on speculation about new iPad screen sizes, but don't expect the recent slump in tablet sales to end, analysts said.