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Google has made their new Nexus 9 tablet available with LTE, just over a month after the tablet was released (sans cellular data).
Dell has introduced their new Venue 11 Pro 7000 tablet, the first major consumer tablet to feature Intel's new Core M low-power CPU.
HTC, which has struggled to make a hit Android device in the past years, has been given the reigns on Google's latest tablet, an 8.9-inch device that will fit snugly between the company's 7-inch and 10-inch models from 2013.
According to the hit or miss Taiwanese supply chain source Digitimes, Microsoft may be preparing to pull the plug on its Surface tablet line.
According to Bloomberg, Apple will add a gold colorway to boost iPad Air sales, and release their rumored 12.9-inch iPad Pro next year.
According to the WSJ, Google has selected HTC as its partner for the upcoming Nexus 9, the company's new Android reference tablet set for release in the coming months.
Microsoft has slashed the price of its Windows RT-based Surface 2 tablet by $100, dropping it to $349.
Microsoft's hit Surface Pro 3 will be available to a lot more people in the near future.
Samsung has built the best Android tablet to date, but it could still use some major work.
iFixit has completed their teardown of the Microsoft Surface Pro 3, and it scored just as poorly as its predecessors in terms of repairability.
Samsung has revealed their ninth and tenth tablets of the year so far, the Galaxy Tab S available as an 8.4-inch model and a 10.5-inch model.
According to Microsoft VP of OEM partners Nick Parker, the company's mobile devices should see prices dip below $200 in 2014.
Microsoft may have inadvertently leaked that the Surface Pro 3 tablet is coming next week, a lot earlier than expected.
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Samsung has announced that their low and mid-range Galaxy Tab4 line of tablets will be headed to the U.S. on May 1st.
Sony has confirmed that the Xperia Z2 waterproof tablet is now available for pre-order at $500.
HP has quietly unveiled another Android tablet this week, dubbed the HP 8.
Mozilla has begun testing its Firefox OS on a tablet prototype.
DreamWorks Animation has teamed up with OEM Fuhu to build a new tablet aimed at kids, the Dreamtab.
Following the failure that was the Iconia W3, Acer has released the updated Iconia W4 tablet with an 8-inch display, Windows 8.1 and an efficient Intel Bay Trail processor.
HP has quietly unveiled their new Omni 10 tablet, running on Windows 8.1.
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