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For those of you looking for a media powerhouse, this tablet has the most features we've seen in a long while.

If you're looking for a smaller tablet that won't break the bank and give you a solid performance, the new Samsung tablet is certainly worth a look.

The Galaxy Tab 10.1 is a much better tablet than previous iterations of the Galaxy Tab by far. With improved battery life, design, Android 3.1, and a much larger screen, the 10.1 impresses for its price point, going toe-to-toe with the other tablets in its category.

the newest Asus tablet provides some very impressive performance at a price point that should give prospective tablet buyers something to think about.

The new iPad is here, with an incredible screen.

The is an absolute powerhouse of performance, making it a contender to the iPad 2. It does have some minor shortcomings, but it will never leave you wanting for more.

All things considered, you could do far worse for the money you'd shell out for the Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus.

Android 3.1 and enough power behind it makes the Thrive a great option if you're looking for the performance of a high-end tablet at a mid-range price. It still doesn't quite outperform the heavyweights, but it does pass many of the low to mid-range offerings by other companies.

The IdeaPad K1 offers middle of the road performance at a price to match.

The iPad 2 is Apple's follow-up to the iPad, and it has a few upgrades over the original. It is a bit thinner and lighter, there's two cameras for video chatting, and there's a bit more hardware to help with gaming. But the fundamentals remain the same: excellent screen, great usability and good battery life.

The first generation iPad is a strong, mature product that offers outstanding battery life, an excellent screen and a very strong set of features.