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5 top tablet computers
By Josh Woodfin, 7 January 2014
Looking to buy a tablet computer, but aren't sure where to start? Fear not. We asked T3 magazine editor, Matt Hill, to choose five of the best to help you make the right move.
Apple iPad Air
"The extremely thin cream of the tablet crop, the iPad Air brings computer-level power to an HD touch screen with a stylish swagger, weighing in at a single pound. Yet it's the sheer number (475,000) and variety of apps on Apple's platform, letting you do pretty much anything you want, that confirm it as best in class." £370
"The extremely thin cream of the tablet crop, the iPad Air brings computer-level power to an HD touch screen with a stylish swagger, weighing in at a single pound. Yet it's the sheer number (475,000) and variety of apps on Apple's platform, letting you do pretty much anything you want, that confirm it as best in class." £370
Sony Xperia Tablet Z
"It may be the slimmest tablet in the world, but this 10-inch HD-screened slab has got muscle, too. The Android operating system means you can access Google Play's vast array of apps, while its dustproof and waterproof chassis, holds up to beach, or bathroom-based mishaps well." From £350
"It may be the slimmest tablet in the world, but this 10-inch HD-screened slab has got muscle, too. The Android operating system means you can access Google Play's vast array of apps, while its dustproof and waterproof chassis, holds up to beach, or bathroom-based mishaps well." From £350
Nokia Lumia 2520
"On this colourful new tablet contender the Finnish smartphone firm uses new owner Microsoft's Windows RT as its base for functionality and media connectivity. The 10.1-inch HD screen is stunning, as are Nokia's speciality apps, while the Surface-like fold-out keyboard case makes accessing the MS Office suite and hitting full 'work mode' far more likely." £400
"On this colourful new tablet contender the Finnish smartphone firm uses new owner Microsoft's Windows RT as its base for functionality and media connectivity. The 10.1-inch HD screen is stunning, as are Nokia's speciality apps, while the Surface-like fold-out keyboard case makes accessing the MS Office suite and hitting full 'work mode' far more likely." £400
Google Nexus 7
"If you're after cheap but no less sleek. Asus's seven-inch tablet for search giant Google is the main contender. Built from the ground up for the Android platform and Google Play store, it is awash with apps, games and media options that sync fluidly across from your Android smartphone, while the HD screen is class leading and optimised for viewing in sunlight." From £180
"If you're after cheap but no less sleek. Asus's seven-inch tablet for search giant Google is the main contender. Built from the ground up for the Android platform and Google Play store, it is awash with apps, games and media options that sync fluidly across from your Android smartphone, while the HD screen is class leading and optimised for viewing in sunlight." From £180
Amazon Kindle Fire HDX
"It may not be an app trailblazer, but Amazon's sturdy seven-inch tablet is a very strong media hub for the masses. The quadcore Snapdragon 800 processor powers along your film watching, book reading and internet procrastinating for 11 hours a charge, while the Mayday feature gives you face time with a customer service helper-outer if you get stuck." From £170
For the best Android tablet options, head to T3.com. The award-winning digital editions of T3 are available on your tablet via iTunes, Google Play and Zinio.
"It may not be an app trailblazer, but Amazon's sturdy seven-inch tablet is a very strong media hub for the masses. The quadcore Snapdragon 800 processor powers along your film watching, book reading and internet procrastinating for 11 hours a charge, while the Mayday feature gives you face time with a customer service helper-outer if you get stuck." From £170
For the best Android tablet options, head to T3.com. The award-winning digital editions of T3 are available on your tablet via iTunes, Google Play and Zinio.