HTC Flyer

 

Best Android tablet for: Portability and fans of Sense UI

These HTC tab runs on Andriod Gingerbread, which is one of the disadvantages of it. It has portable 7-inch tablet with a digital pen that can do more for you than you can imagine. From creating masterpieces with a stroke of a paintbrush, to taking multimedia notes or even signing digital documents, HTC Flyer puts you in control of any situation. With streaming movies at a touch of your finger, HTC Flyer turns any moment into something special.

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Acer Iconia Tab A100

 

Thses accer tab looks thinner than average, thanks to its nearly flat surfaces and the fact that it's a shade slimmer than the 0.52-inch -thick HTC Flyer. But then you pick up a PlayBook, just four tenths of an inch thick, and the A100 suddenly feels like more of a burden.

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Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1

These is one of the best samsung andriod tab.

These samsung tab is compititor of Apple Ipad2 . It has 10.1 screen size with  Tegra 2 dual-core CPU, it is thinner and lighter in comparission to iPad 2. This is one of the best of the achievement of samsung , especially when you consider the fuss Apple made about how thin and light the iPad 2 was on launch. If you want an iPad-like tablet that’s not an iPad, this is the one. The prices are the same as the iPad 2, so it’s a straight shoot-out on features.

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Acer Iconia Tab A500

Best Android tablet for: fans of brushed aluminium bodywork

These accer tab is designed to maximize content enjoyment, providing the same rich multimedia, gaming and Web experience you can enjoy on your home PC with the added user-friendliness of the 10.1” multi-touch screen. Its designed to offer enhanced ergonomics, the ICONIA TAB A500 Docking Station provides two angle tilting, for viewing or typing, and it comes with a remote control. What’s more, it works as a charging station and features external speakers connection.

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 Best Android tablet for: Playing around with 3D 

The LG Optimus Pad comes loaded with the new tablet-optimized Android™ 3.0 operating system, a dual-core processor and connectivity virtually anywhere on the Rogers wireless network at download speeds up to 14.4 Mbps1. Enjoy enhanced Google Mobile services, the latest apps, even record 3D video with the stereoscopic 5 MP cameras. Experience rich web browsing with Flash and multimedia on the 8.9" HD touch screen or use the included HDMI cable to connect to an HDTV. 

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Toshiba AT100 / Thrive

Best Android tablet for: anyone who wants a full-size HDMI port


AT100 is not Toshiba’s first tablet, but something of a laggard follow-up to the T100X released 15 years ago. This tablet featured a 9.5 inch greyscale LCD with 40MB of space and 4MB of memory. Designed to be a replacement for note-taking, the T100X ran on Microsoft’s Windows 3.1 operating system and included special software to let you jot down your thoughts with a stylus. The AT100, however, is a very different animal to its predecessor, although not quite so different from other tablet life forms currently available.

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Motorola Xoom

 

Best Android tablet for: sleek good looks and solid performance

The Motorola Xoom was the first Honeycomb tablet to hit the shelves. Current prices are starting at about £330, which is great value for a 10-inch tablet of this calibre and it’s thus worthy of your attention. Solid build quality, decent battery life, good performance

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Sony Tablet S

 

 These is one of the best Android tablet for : PlayStation gaming

 As a veritable mega-giant in the consumer tech universe, Sony’s landing on Planet Tablet was always going to be interesting. Blasting off alongside the fold-in-half Tablet P, the Tablet S has a unique wedge-shaped design and top-end specs. It’s a very decent and refined tablet, and has the unique feature of having access to original PlayStation games. The only issue is that it’s not as tidy as the Galaxy Tab 10.1 and not as versatile as the Transformer. Apart from that, it’s one of the best Android tablets out there

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