Designers and technology go together like disco dancing and formaldehyde, or perhaps tea and masonry paint – so it’s hardly a surprise that the first ever designer tablet is the sort of thing you’d only buy if you cared more about the logo than the hardware.

How much would you expect to pay for an Android tablet? £400? £350? How about £149? That’s what Play.com is currently charging for the Disgo 7900 tablet, making it one of the cheapest ten-inch tablets you can buy.

Panasonic’s Viera HDTVs are brilliant, so a Viera tablet should be a brilliant tablet too. That’s the theory, anyway. Does Panasonic deliver?

Normally when we ask “how much?” we mean something’s ridiculously expensive, but with the Advent Vega tablet the opposite applies: with a RRP of just £249 and a current street price of just £245, it’s one of the cheaper Android tablets available. Do you get what you pay for?