Nvidia Tegra Note 7

Nvidia is partnering with EVGA on the company's second Tegra 4-based device. Its Tegra Note 7 sells for $200, sports unique stylus technology, and ships with a bloatware-free build of Android. Can it set a new standard for affordable seven-inch tablets?

There's no shortage of tablets available on the market, but it's surprisingly difficult to find one that performs well for an affordable price.

Nvidia has opted to produce a standalone tablet platform for use by its partner brands like EVGA. So, are the results good enough to unseat King Nexus?

In-depth review of the Nvidia Note 7 (Nvidia Tegra 4, Nvidia GeForce Tegra 4, 7", 0.4 kg) with numerous measurements, benchmarks and evaluations

You get what you pay for, right? Well the £140 Advent Vega Tegra Note 7 tablet begs to differ

Nvidia's new Tegra Note 7 has unique features for a $199 Android tablet, but it still feels really cheap.

Looking for a cheaper alternative to the $380 Samsung Galaxy Note 8? Look no further than the $200 EVGA Tegra Note 7, designed by Nvidia.

The 7-inch tablet powered by plenty of Nvidia oomph and with a stylus to boot

The stylus was dead, and now it's back. What once was the hallmark of cheap touchscreens and finger-unfriendly software has, thanks in no small part…