Technology is far more advanced than ever before. Apple
launched the iPad Air this year, Google also launched the
second generation of it’s Nexus 7. With the Korean brand,
LG launching LG G-Pad, the competition is getting fierced.
Which tablet is best for me? Should I chunk out a lot of
money for the expensive iPad?
Here’s our List..
10. Samsung Galaxy Note 8.3
The Galaxy Note 8.0 is a good device. There are better out
there for the money, and with an arguably better design as
well. However, for those that like the S Pen as a tool, it’s a
great offering, and packaged in a more portable offering.
It’s solidly built, with expandable memory – the S-Pen has
clearly been enhanced to make this a major selling point,
plus we like the IR blaster and its media capabilities. That
said, it’s set to be blown out of the water by the iPad mini
2.
9. Microsoft Surface Pro
This is arguably the best windows powered tablet. It’s
sleek and it delivers.
With a handy QWERTY keyboard, large screen and
Microsoft’s Office suite it’s an obvious business machine,
but also offers something rather different to the iPad and
Android slates.
It’s expensive though, so be ready to fork out at least $700
for the basic version. Obviously, not the best.
8. Google Nexus 10
Who would have thought? Google’s own tablet? Well,
things have changed, it seems a little outdated spec-wise.
The 10.1 display is one of the biggest talking points on the
Google Nexus 10. At 299 pixels per inch it’s the highest
resolution 10-inch tablet display on the planet – take that
Apple, and your Retina screens. If you’re looking for
something which is packing even more pixels you’ll need
to trade your nexus 7.
Sure it may not be as stunning to look at, or as well built as
an iPad, and the lack of expandable memory will irk some,
but overall the Nexus 10 gives you a quality, big-screen
Android experience which is not to be sniffed at.

3. Sony Xperia Tablet Z
Sleek and iconic. it’s light, really light, yet looks premium
too. Sony has surpassed expectation with this and
delivered a tablet that wouldn’t look out of place in a
business class lounge or at the centre of a home
entertainment network.
It’s waterproof too – sure, you might not use that feature a
whole lot, but it gives it an air of ruggedness that puts your
mind at ease when manhandling something that costs so
much.
2. iPad Mini 2
Guessed right huh? This would have been the best tablet
you can buy, but we can’t just ignore the big bro- iPad Air.
It’s gorgeous, sleek and portable with the long awaited
retina display making texts and pictures crisp and
beautiful.
Obviously, the best bang for mid-budget.
1. iPad Air
All hail the king of tablets! You saw it coming right?
Impressive design coupled with a thinner, lighter chassis
makes for a premium and quite frankly beautiful tablet,
and Apple’s powerful A7 and M7 chips under the hood
means it chews through even the toughest tasks in next to
no time.
Of course the price tag is still high, but it’s comparable to
the likes of the Sony Xperia Tablet Z, finally making it a
contender on an even playing field…. and with that in
mind, there’s no competition.
“It’s not just Apple’s best tablet, it’s the only tablet you
should be considering if you’re keen on a larger screen.”
While the Xperia Tablet Z is a brilliant tablet, the Air just
takes things to the next level.
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