A Windows tablet with detachable keyboard can be a more portable and versatile alternative to a laptop. We've tested all the major models, and these top performers should be on your short list.

Minisforum V3 3-in-1 Tablet PC: Starts @ $969, $1,199 As Tested (Sale Price) The Minisforum V3 3-in-1 Tablet is powered by AMD's latest mobile platform and packs some unique features, but its included ...

Would you pay $2,000-plus for a detachable gaming tablet? That's the basic question you face with the Asus ROG Flow Z13. To be clear, there's a basic selling point: The latest Flow comes loaded AMD’s ...

Don’t underestimate the basic iPad. As I learned while testing the iPad 11 for this review, the newly updated tablet with an Apple A16 processor is an almost shockingly good computer when one ...

Battery power drains quite steadily when not in use Setting up Game Space isn't intuitive Doesn't include a shell or case like the 9S Pro Cameras are OK On the heels of its 9S Pro gaming smartphone ...

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Microsoft has been trying to make Windows-on-Arm-processors a thing for so long that, at some point, I think I just started assuming it was never actually going to happen. The first effort was Windows ...

In 2025, every gadget wants to replace something. Phones want to be cameras. Laptops want to be tablets. Tablets, meanwhile, desperately want to be laptops, minus the responsibility. Enter the OnePlus ...