Best Tablets - 300 to 400 $ Prices, 16 to 32 GB Hard Drive Capacity

Beautifully built, Fast, Sharp screen, Excellent app options

Vast array of high-quality apps, Superb battery life, Welcome iOS 7 improvements

Built-in tech support, Epic battery life, Great parental controls

An excellent tablet that is essentially a portal to all things Amazon

Can 8-inch tablets bring more consumers to the Windows 8 fold?

a good Windows tablet, but wait for the bug fixes

Dell’s $300 Windows 8 tablet has a bright IPS screen and solid build. But the ability to run Windows desktop software doesn’t overcome a limited tablet app selection and Windows 8.1’s difficulties on a small screen.

An inexpensive 8-inch tablet with a premium feel

Fast, Well-built with well-balanced weight

Thin and light enough for one-handed use

Stylus works well, Thin and light

Intuitive and fluid OS

Largest library of tablet apps.

Stunning brushed metal design

Extremely light and portable

Higher pixel density than the original iPad and iPad 2

Battery life, low temperature under load

Lenovo could do great things with Motorola if the S6000 tablet is anything to go by.

Great display & Easier connector

Build quality is exceptional

A6X processor adds extra system speed and graphics power

Excellent Battery Life

Bright display with good viewing angle

Frustrating performance lag, Low-resolution screen for price

Features a lightweight and compact design for a 10-inch tablet

Thin and light construction

Extremely useful optional keyboard dock

Eye-catching design, Strong performance

Well-built, still thin and light

Seamless docking experience

Dual cameras for video chat, HD video recording, and stills

Good battery life

Faster processor and 3G options

Bright 9.7-inch IPS LCD screen