Many Windows-based tablets feature micro-SD cards slots that can accommodate cards of up to 128GB in capacity. Use the card to store photos, videos, documents and other files that take up lots of ...

NEW YORK, Nov. 7, 2002 — The long-held industry vision of mainstream pen-based computing today became a reality as Microsoft Corp. and a broad range of computer, software and microchip companies ...

News Analysis: Microsoft is bullish on Windows 7-based tablets. But a closer look at these devices reveals that they won't have what it takes to be a success in that market.

According to IDC data, only about 1.4 million Windows-based tablets, slates and convertible laptops were sold in 2010, compared with 14.8 million iPads sold in the same year. On CNET, Wells Fargo ...

Windows-based tablets haven't been treated kindly by the test of time. Those released in the Windows XP era relied on wonky, stylus-based data entry, and even modern, touch-based tablets running ...

So, if you can hold out, and you've been waiting for a Windows-based tablet, this 10.1-inch model from Acer may be worth waiting for. Advertisement.

The same pattern continued with Windows Vista, and then with Windows 7. Tablet features are no longer branded separately, instead serving as part of the standard operating system.

There are four main types of tablets for kids: an Apple iPad, a Microsoft Windows-based tablet, an Android-based tablet or one of the alternative tablets that run a proprietary operating system or ...

Various Windows-based tablets have been released in the past but all models pale next to the popularity of the Apple iPad, the clear leader in tablet sales with more than 19 million sold thus far.

There are also rumors Dell may be planning an ARM-based Windows 8 tablet, but nothing official from the company, as far as I know. On June 29, ...

Both the tablets are powered by an Intel Celeron processor, and will use the Windows 8.1 operating system. HP indicates specifications will vary by region, so precise details are a bit unclear.

Apple’s iOS tablet is clearly capable of selling at a significantly lower price than any Windows tablets we’ve seen so far; ditto for Google’s Android 2.2-based 7-inch models available today.