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Adonit Jot Pro
If you do a lot of handwriting or sketching that requires high visibility and precision, the Adonit Jot Pro works a treat. 1
- Where to buy? $36 to $32 at 5 stores
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Amazon Kindle Touch
Amazon has finally announced that the Kindle Touch 3G will ship to Australia. 4
- Where to buy? $122 to $163 at 30 stores
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Sony Tablet P
We applaud Sony's unique approach to tablets, but its dual-screen design just doesn't work. Too many apps are unusable over two screens, leaving you with a novelty rather than a usable computer.
- Where to buy? $619 to $799 at 9 stores
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Apple iPad (2012)
With a host of improvements, like faster graphics, a better camera and a gorgeous high-res screen, the latest iPad cements its position at the head of the tablet pack. 10
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Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 (4G, 32GB)
Despite a more portable size and weight, and 4G network radios, the Tab 8.9 does little that surpasses previous Galaxy Tabs or other products in this category as a whole. 1
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Gigabyte S1080
The S1080 is hobbled by its netbook origins and low resolution. We have no doubt that someone will find a use for the low Windows-powered tablet — it is, after all, cheaper than its full-powered cousins. But with the onset of Windows 8 and ultra-low voltage Ivy Bridge processors, the S1080 isn't as compelling as it once could have been. 1
- Where to buy? $570 to $849 at 11 stores
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Motorola Xoom 2
The Xoom 2 improves on the original in design and features, but with sluggish performance, it still feels like last year's tablet rather than part of the next wave.
- Where to buy? $592 to $731 at 6 stores
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Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1
Samsung has used the annual Mobile World Congress event to launch a new 10.1-inch Galaxy Tab, but it doesn't have the specs you might have been hoping for. 3
- Where to buy? $24 to $599 at 3 stores
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Samsung Galaxy Note
With its huge screen and throwback stylus, the Samsung Galaxy Note is a polarising smartphone that winks at tablet territory. The S Pen adds some artistic potential, but, for some, the phone will just simply be too big. 12
- Available plans $44 to $129 from 16 plans
- Where to buy? $500 to $609 at 30 stores
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