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Which tablets are best for college students? As a college student, you’re always on the go. While laptops might be the go-to choice for note-taking, they can quickly weigh down your backpack and be ...

Intel announced Studybook today, a design for a cheap tablet intended to target students worldwide. Intel wants device vendors around the world to brand and market the devices, tailoring their ...

Lenovo has revealed its latest batch of devices geared toward students. Perhaps the most eye-catching offering is a Snapdragon 7c-powered Windows 11 tablet. The company suggests the 10w Tablet might ...

Lenovo has unveiled two new tablets focused on giving students more learning tools. Both tablets are powered by Windows 11, and the company says they will deliver more than enough power and ...

Apple hardware can be expensive, but the ecosystem is a great place to be in. This deal makes it that much easier to get there. Apple's latest addition to the tenth-generation iPad lineup is a ...

Cheap tablets used to mean sluggish screens, weak batteries, and corners cut everywhere. In early 2026, the budget end of the market finally feels different, with sub-flagship devices that can handle ...

Regardless of where you're at in your studies, a great tablet can be a major asset to your learning and note-taking (and can even provide a little entertainment on the side). But with so many options ...

<p>Microsoft announced educational pricing of $49 for their "note management solution" dubbed "OneNote" today. There is some confusion about the exact functionality of OneNote, which mainly comes from ...

The uphill battle that tablet computing continues to face in winning favor with consumers hasn’t dampened Bill Gates’ enthusiasm for the technology. Microsoft’s chairman and chief software architect ...

Students in the College of Engineering have mixed feelings about the tablet computers they are required to have, but the college intends to continue the use of tablet technology. On March 27, the ...