Galaxy Tab 10.1
The Galaxy Tab 10.1 is Samsung's best attempt yet at eating into iPad's share of the tablet market. At 565g and with a depth of 8.6mm, the Tab 10.1 is lighter and slimmer than the iPad 2 (8.8mm, 802gm) and the HD 1280x800 screen doesn't disappoint either. TouchWiz UI, seen earlier on Galaxy SII, has some cool additions for tablets like mini-apps (utility apps that pop over full-screen applications). Another huge plus is the Polaris suite that lets you use this tablet as a business tool. But overall, the UI still has some ground to cover before it can match up to the Apple experience. The Galaxy Tab 10.1 is a decent piece of hardware, but ultimately, a tablet is only as good as the apps it can run. And at the moment, you can only wish the Android Market kept pace with Samsung's exciting tablets.
Dh2,699 for 16 GB Wi-Fi
Lenovo K1
A stylish new tab that runs on the Android 3.1 platform. Packing Nvidia's Tegra 2 dual-core mobile processor, the K1 has a HD 1280x800 resolution screen.
Weighing in at close to 750g, the K1 is priced really well.
The 7" HTC Flyer tucks into the pocket of your suit jacket and is a cool piece of kit. Sense, HTC's UI for Android, is impressive; the ability to record and insert sound clips into notes makes it particularly handy at meetings.
Dh1,799 (16 GB)
HTC Flyer
The 7” HTC Flyer tucks into the pocket of your suit jacket and is a cool piece of kit. Sense, HTC’s UI for Android, is impressive; the ability to record and insert sound clips into notes makes it particularly handy at meetings.
Dh1,799 (16 GB)
