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A reputable electronic tablet review gives advice on the fundamental merits of most electronic tablets of worth. Tablets come in a variety of sizes, shapes, and colors. Undoubtedly the most well-liked tablet is the iPad from Apple. Android, however, has arrived with influence to be felt throughout the world. Windows operated tablets are also available. Cell phones (smartphones) are tablets to a smaller degree.

Apple started things off with a personal tablet in April, 2010 and provided a multi-touch display that eliminated the need for a stylus or a physical keyboard. Developed with an open-source there are over 140,000 apps and games (as of the end of 2011) accessible from their App Store. Syncing your files over the internet requires no USB. Availability to those files with your other Apple devices is the result.

Android has quickly become an accepted substitute to Apple products and is rapidly taking market shares from Microsoft. The influence of the Android operating system is being experienced around the world. Funded by Google it is a safe bet that value will be the result. Android is also created with an open-source code enabling others to build apps to assist us in our daily activities. These apps (over 300,000 as of the end of 2011) are available at the Android Market or from third-party companies. You can share files, to include movies and music, on other android based devices. What impresses me the most is the input option of Swype. Instead of having to hunt and peck letters to create words you have the choice of inserting words by simply running your finger from one letter to another.

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The name Sony has been equated to excellence for as long as I can remember. Using the Android operating system Sony has a tablet that is wedge shaped to help with improved balance and handling. They gave up thinness for reduced glare and ease of typing has been increased. A big plus is the ease of controlling home electronics remotely.

Samsung is my favorite brand and has been for a few years now. Called “the sexiest Android tablet seen” the latest model is light and sleek and makes it quite desirable among tablets. You can get a 10.1″ screen which makes surfing the internet extremely pleasant.

Windows was a leader in the computer field for many years, however, the propensity to crash caused me to find an alternative. As they have for a long time now their products do integrate with a Windows PC by linking readily. Most Windows devices have USB ( a big plus for me), memory card slots, and mini-HDMI ports. One of their models also has a 10.1″ touch-screen.

“More than 1 million Kindles were sold in each week of December, 2011.” A 7 inch screen comes with the newest model and is thought to be competition in the future for the iPad. You can access streaming movies and TV shows in addition to applications from their app store. In addition, it is difficult to beat the availability of most e-books.

The revolution began with Steve Jobs. After creating the iPod Apple’s Steve Jobs stepped up to the plate in 2007 and brought to market a smartphone. By the end of 2011 a fifth generation iPhone was developed and marketed. It has a 3.5″ screen.

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Now for Samsung. As mentioned before my favorite is this smartphone with the Android operating system. The large 4.3″ screen provides a bright and pleasant experience in viewing. The phone runs at raging speeds with the “dual-core” processor.