Tablets & eBook readers

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.

Samsung's Galaxy Tab S3 is like a giant Note7

Samsung's newest premium tablet, the Galaxy Tab S3, brings an all-glass back, HDR support, and an S Pen.

Hands-on with Samsung's Galaxy Tab S3: A tablet that works as hard as it plays

Android finally has a true iPad Pro competitor, but is there a market for it?

Cisco's Spark Board looks like an iPad -- and acts like one

The Spark Board meeting device that Cisco Systems introduced on Tuesday is not so much a whiteboard or a videoconferencing screen as a giant tablet that everyone in the room can share.

Lenovo's ThinkPad X1 Tablet modules add features but limit functionality

We go hands-on with Lenovo's three add-on hardware modules for the ThinkPad X1 Tablet, and find that they just don't live up to the thoughtful design of the tablet itself.