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This detachable doesn’t deliver an ideal experience in either role.
Keep your performance expectations in line with its price tag, and Toshiba’s 10-incher will do right by you.
This 10.1-inch tablet delivers plenty of bang for the buck, but it's not a great productivity tool.
Acer's Switch 10 convertible truly has a split personality. Its button-free release mechanism is a great idea, but the rest of the device doesn't match up as well.
Windows tablets are getting nicer all the time. This 10-inch model is a solid performer, and its optional accessories are useful (with one notable exception).
HP's Yoga clone is fat as a laptop and just silly as a tablet.
This touchscreen notebook can play tablet dress-up, but Lenovo made a number of compromises to reach its budget price tag.
It's a big step up from the original W3, though other than an HDMI-out port it doesn't stand out from the crowd.
Your eyes will love the crisp 1900x1200-pixel resolution on the ThinkPad 8, even with the power-consumption tradeoff.
We’re jazzed about this tablet’s features, but its bulk is a bit of a downer.
Add the dock or the keyboard with battery to stretch this Windows tablet's capabilities as you wish.
Aside from its speed and long battery life, little about this 8-inch device sets it apart from its strong competition.
Intel's Haswell CPU comes to the ThinkPad X-series.
Giant tablets such as this one promise to revolutionize family game night, but the Flex 20 isn't up to the task.
This mini tablet delivers Windows 8.1 without compromising quality, battery life, or performance.
Add a keyboard, and these tablets come pretty close to delivering all the functionality of a notebook.
You know a hybrid machine is living up to its promise when using Windows 8 is enjoyable and makes sense.
The Miix 10 is a good tablet, and the optional keyboard is awesome. But its outdated and high price tag sour the experience.
