Chris Thomas

Why does this tablet exist? We're not sure, but buyers beware.

The DPRK's new tablet is better than you'd think, but still has no internet.

If you’re looking for an entry-level tablet with a little more under the hood, the Nook Tablet is a fair pickup.

The backlight stunts battery life, but the Kindle Paperwhite is an impressive eReader.

Okay for a novice, but those demanding more than minimal performance might want to explore other options.

Because it uses in-plane switching, its horizontal viewing angle is huge, but it has unique and frustrating problems.

Because it uses in-plane switching, its horizontal viewing angle is huge, but it has unique and frustrating problems.

Does fairly well for what it is, despite its below-average color performance.