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This article will list down the best Android tablets for college students. As we all know, tablets are very useful especially for students and professionals. Instead of bringing a lot of heavy textbooks and notebooks, one can simply use a tablet to process and manage all the information that he or she needs. College students, on the other hand, are mostly prompted to make a lot of reports and term papers. It would be great if these students could use a tablet that is packed with features that could help them make their tasks a whole lot easier.

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At $200 with no string attached, the Nexus 7 is quite honestly the best tablet you could buy for that price point. Amazon might have done it first, but Google perfected the sub $200 tablet. Is it good enough to compete with other more expensive devices? Read on to find out.

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It seems like all the big tech companies have their own tablet so it only makes sense that Lenovo should try to corner their share of the market with their Lenovo Thinkpad business tablet. The first thing you’ll notice when you unwrap the ThinkPad is the size. At 10.3 x 7.2 x 0.6 inches it’s taller and wider than most just about every other tablet on the market. Now, add in its weight – 1.58 pounds – and you’ll see that the ThinkPad was build with some serious business in mind. And that’s exactly the way Lenovo is promoting this tablet – as a business-minded machine.

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The tablet market is no longer controlled by the iPad alone. There are lots of other tablets, from the Sony Tablet S to the Kindle Fire to the Samsung Galaxy Tab. The SpringBoard from T-Mobile is another much-ballyhooed 7-inch tablet with a few differences that make it stand out from the crowd. Let’s take a look at the T-Mobile SpringBoard features.

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First released last October 2010, the HP Slate 500 has a whopping suggested retail price of $799. The lowest price that you can find in the market is around $659 nowadays, still a high price to pay compared to competing tablets. Let’s get right to the review to see if this tablet is worth the high price tag.

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Last month, HP decided to liquidate it’s supply of HP Touchpads by drastically lowering their prices. The 16 GB model went from $499.99 down to $99.99. As I’m sure you could imagine, this sparked a frenzy, creating Black Friday in the middle of summer! There were long lines in stores and servers were crashing throughout the mid August madness.

If you were one of the lucky few who managed to snap up an HP Touchpad last month, you might be wondering: should I keep it or should I sell it on eBay? Before you go off and get rid of the thing, let me first list 5 useful things you can do with your HP Touchpad.

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