Fancy a gadget that “reinvents mobile TV for the tablet universe”? That’s what PCWorld says about the RCA Mobile TV tablet, which was unveiled at January’s CES show.

It looks like HD will be the big trend in 2013′s tablets. We’ve already seen ultra high definition displays in the latest iPads and Google Nexus 10s, and now it seems everyone else is getting in on the act

The run up to Christmas tends to be a fairly quiet time in technology, so anything new stands out. That means Fuhu’s Nabi XD tablet should get more attention than it might otherwise have managed

Birmingham-based computer firm Gemini Devices would like to know if you have £79.99 – because if you do, it reckons it has the tablet for you.

Google’s latest effort is the Nexus 10 tablet which, as the name suggests, is a ten-inch model. Google says it has the world’s highest resolution tablet display, and at 300 pixels per inch it has a higher pixel density than the iPad 3 and iPad 4

If you thought the Kindle Fire and Nexus 7 tablets were cheap, have we got a surprise for you: the Matrix One tablet undercuts both by a significant margin – and by significant we don’t mean a few pounds

All tablets can play games, but not all tablets are gaming tablets. Enter the Wikipad, an Android-powered tablet designed specifically for gamers

There are so many firms making tablets now that it’s probably quicker to list the firms who don’t make them: Gregg’s the bakers, JD Sports, Toys’R'Us… actually, forget that last one, because Toys’R'Us is now also Tablets’R'Us. It isn’t really changing its name, but it is getting into the tablet business

While Amazon was getting to unveil the latest Kindle Fires, Kobo showed off the Arc: an Android tablet with a low price (£160) and a November release date. There’s a black one and a white one, but whichever you choose you’ll get a 7-inch, 1280×800 display powered by a 1.5GHz dual core processo

Good news for Amazon fans: the Kindle Fire tablet has finally made its way to the UK, and it’s been updated too: the Kindle Fire you see on Amazon’s home page is actually the Kindle Fire 2. The device will start shipping at the end of October, but you can pre-order it today

You don’t revolutionise Android gaming every day, but that’s what Archos reckons it’s done with its new GamePad tablet

When Samsung released the Samsung Galaxy Note, pundits created a new category to describe it: the big phone / small tablet was dubbed a “phablet” to reflect the fact that nobody seemed entirely sure what it was. It’s been a surprise hit for the firm, and as a result it’s back with a host of improvements

If you’re not on the receiving end, a really damning review can be fascinating. We can’t imagine Samsung’s marketing people are too chuffed, though, because their Galaxy 10.1 tablet has received the mother of bad reviews from the Android Police website

Could the new Gen10 XS tablet line, which Archos says creates “a new standard of thin for tablets”, make the world take it more seriously?