The Sony Tablet P tries to double your tablet pleasure with two displays, but it doesn't make the most of its versatile design.

The BlackBerry Playbook OS 2.0 software update makes RIM's tablet much more functional and versatile, but that's not quite enough.

Lenovo enters the sub-$250 Android tablet market with its 7-inch IdeaPad A1, but it doesn't bring much to the table.

The Samsung Galaxy Note offers robust pen capabilities and fast 4G LTE speeds, but this phone-tablet combo's sheer size limits its appeal.

The tyPad 2 keyboard case for the iPad 2 is light and protects against accidental spills, but the typing experience isn't quite good enough.

The Acer Iconia Tab A200 delivers solid performance and some welcome interface enhancements to Android for an affordable price.

The Pantech Element provides impressive 4G LTE speeds in a water-proof design, but the overall cost is a bit pricey.

The Ainovo Novo7 Basic is a $99 Android tablet that runs Ice Cream Sandwich, but it's not the bargain it seems.

The virtual keyboard on the iPad is definitely good, but nothing feels quite as nice as clickety-clacking away on a physical keyboard.According to Lenovo and Qualcomm, 71 percent of small businesses...