HP Slate

We weren't impressed with HP's last Android tablet, the Slate 7, but the Slate 10 HD promises to be a much more successful design. It's a budget 10.1in device, but with the added bonus of a

After a series of misfires, HP finally struck on a moderately successful recipe in the form of the HP Slate 7.

HP’s latest 10in Android tablet goes all-out for value, with the option of dirt-cheap 3G to sweeten the deal, too.

HP’s business Android tablet is no Galaxy Note knock-off

Extensive review of the HP Slate 10 HD 3500eg (Marvell Technology Group PXA986, Vivante GC1000+ Dual-Core, 10.0", 0.6 kg) with numerous measurements, benchmarks and ratings

It’s like buying a touchscreen display and getting an Android desktop PC for free.

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In-depth review of the HP Pro Slate 8 (Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 MSM8974, Qualcomm Adreno 330, 7.9", 0.4 kg) with numerous measurements, benchmarks, and ratings

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 HP Slate 21 is a promise that Android will work for desktop PC users as well as it does for tablet users, with a nice price. The system fails on both counts.

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

The HP Slate 21 puts Android on the big screen for a family-friendly $399 price, but that doesn’t mean you should buy this all-in-one.

The long-lasting HP Pro Slate comes with a pen for beaming notes from regular paper to the tablet, but it's outperformed by cheaper Android competitors.