HP Slate 7

HP aims low with its first Android tablet, yet still falls short of the mark

In-depth review of the HP Slate 7 (Rockchip RK3066, ARM Mali-400 MP4, 7", 0.4 kg) with numerous measurements, benchmarks and ratings

Extensive review of the HP Slate 7 Plus 4200ef (NVIDIA Tegra 3, NVIDIA GeForce ULP (Tegra 3), 7", 0.3 kg) with numerous measurements, benchmarks and ratings

The HP Slate 7 sports a premium design and offers Beats Audio for an affordable $169, but its screen and performance trail those of even cheaper tablets.

Despite being the world’s largest computer manufacturer, HP has a decidedly unimpressive resume when it comes to tablets.

The low cost of the Slate 7 HD doesn't help it overcome its flaws

The HP Slate 7 is an Android tablet that combines good looks with speedy performance, but its display just isn't up to snuff.

For $170 you could buy the HP Slate 7, but it has drawbacks. You could spend $30 more and get a tablet that better balances cost and value.

HP’s first go-around with a tablet didn’t actually go so well. The webOS-based TouchPad didn’t last long and was quickly discontinued. However, the company is…

Sure, the HP Slate 7 costs only $170. But when a much better tablet is only $30 away, that price loses its appeal. Fast.

The 7-inch HP Slate 7 has arrived at a very affordable price, but has HP been able to deliver in terms of quality like the Nexus 7? Find out in our review.

The HP Slate 7 is let down by an extremely ordinary display and questionable performance