This lightweight alternative tablet is good for the digital bookworm, but lacks both bells and whistles.

Amazon lowers the price of entry for media-friendly Android tablets with the Kindle Fire. But is it a portable media powerhouse or a glorified eReader?

The lightweight, one-handed NOOK Tablet has the goods under the hood, and a vibrant screen you have to see to believe.

The makers of Wii and Game Boy have done it again with the 3DS. Its sweet, innovative technology is now a relative bargain, too: Aren't you glad you waited?

With blatant additions, obscure tweaks and a lot that has remained unchanged, this year's model of the world's favorite tablet edges out the original.

The Digital Storm Dreadnought blows the competition in the gaming PC arena right out of the water.

Samsung introduces a not-so-bi screen that can do a Galaxy of things.

Barnes and Noble went swinging for the fences with Nook Color. Is is it a glorified eReader or the best affordable Android-based tablet on the market? Maybe a little of both?

While lacking the slickness of its competition, ZiiO offers exceptional audio and a much more affordable buy-in.

D-Link delivers on the promise of internet streaming, combining many of the best web apps (and more) into this small, stylish over-the-top box.