[/caption] If this truly is, as many of my colleagues have opined, the Post PC Era, Microsoft's tablet computer is a natural evolution of kind. I don't really see the point in spreading or feeling ...

A tablet computer, or simply tablet, is a one-piece mobile computer. Devices typically offer a touchscreen, with finger (or stylus) gestures acting as the primary means of control, though often ...

The 43-year-old attorney uses his tablet computer to highlight legal briefs, take notes for court cases or flip though a digital version of the California probate code.

Here is a look back at 2009 tablet buzz with a look forward to 2010 — the year of the Tablet. Asustek is rumored to be working on an Eee Pad, according to Digitimes . Rumors of a Dell tablet won ...

Tablet Computer Mkt. Waits For Apple. January 11, 2010 / 2:09 PM EST / AP Apple has a knack for spotting problems we didn't know we had. It can ...

The best tablet computer is more than a screen: it’s an entryway. You’re buying into an ecosystem of apps and accessories. So before you invest it’s important to ask yourself a few questions ...

Maybe your laptop is in the shop. Maybe you just don't feel like shelling out for a new computer. Either way, it's possible to use a tablet as your main machine—if you're smart about it.

If you are in the market for a new tablet or computer, you probably have many questions and research to do. It can be hard to figure out what exactly you want in your new piece of technology.

Shelter-in-place orders have transformed the tablet computer from a superfluous device into a must-have. By Brian X. Chen In a flatlining economy, the $399 iPhone that Apple introduced last week ...

Just flip open your display and keyboard and start typing, with your pocket computer doing the calculations. The spot isn’t just a good ad for iPads, though I think it is pretty good.

Apple's iPad gets most of the credit for that, but the tablet computer was not Steve Jobs' idea. Tablets actually began decades before the iPad was launched in 2010.

Your computer, phone, or tablet holds all kinds of personal information about you, and before you sell, return, recycle, or donate it, you should make sure to delete all of that information correctly.