Well, well. A day after HP officially released a 30-second clip of its forthcoming tablet, dubbed the Slate, somebody leaked an internal document containing its price and specs.

Unless you've been living under a rock, you know the Apple iPad went on sale this weekend, surpassing sales expectations and garnering winning reviews. But iPad news can only mean one thing: HP will s...

Apple''s first tablet is a breakthrough for mobile computing, delivering the web, entertainment, and a new breed of apps in a way that feels almost effortless.

While the iPad is primarily a content consumption device, it's certainly not lacking keyboard options. There's the onscreen keyboard (portrait and landscape), the optional external keyboard dock ($69)...

The grand opening sign is barely up on the iPad App Store, but there are already many iPad-specific apps available for it. Among others, our iPad came with an ABC TV app, Real Racing HD, and Flying Fa...

It's here and we'll be bringing you our full review soon, but we're just as excited as you are to share some of our first impressions. We're starting with web surfing and will soon provide our take on typing, games, and more..

Earlier this week I asked four prominent analysts if any tablet coming to market--the Dell Mini 5, HP Slate, Notion Ink Adam, JooJoo, etc.--has a shot at taking on the iPad. If you're the competition, you might be depressed by their answers.

The first wave of iPad reviews went live this evening and the consensus seems to be that it's an amazing, revolutionary, magical device. Except for David Pogue, who amused us by writing two reviews: one for techies and one for the norms.

By now we've seen plenty of leakedimages and videos of the applications and app interface for the Apple iPad. And Apple has even officially launched its page for guided tours of the iPad.