Google Nexus 7
Love: Superb value for money with plenty of power, a premium build and great screen. Features like Google Now add excitement.
Hate: Limited, non-expandable storage.
T3 Says: It’s a 7-inch haven for watching movies, browsing the web and playing games, and could be the first Android device to truly challenge the iPad in terms of sales.
Price: From £159 | Google Play | Google Nexus 7 review
ASUS Eee Pad Transformer Prime (T3 Star rating: 5/5)
Love: Quadcore processor. Brilliant screen with great clarity. Handy, battery-boosting keyboard dock.
Hate: Heavier than standalone tabs. No USB charging.
T3 Says: This is a corking tablet/laptop hybrid that is more powerful than ever and with Ice Cream Sandwich added into the mix is the best Android tablet yet.
Price: £499 I ASUS I ASUS Transformer Prime review
Amazon Kindle Fire HD
Love: Amazon's simplified Android is extremely user-friendly. Plenty of content on offer. Great screen.
Hate: Processor can struggle. No Google Play Store.
T3 Says: A great tablet for media consumption, and it's excellent value to boot.
Price: £159 | Amazon.co.uk | Amazon Kindle Fire HD review
Google Nexus 10
Love: Outstanding, super-HD display, Jelly Bean OS is excellent. Smooth operation. Solid build.
Hate: Lack of dedicated apps. Wi-Fi only. Poor case supplied.
T3 Says: Stylishly slim and with Android 4.2 on board, it’s the best 10-inch Android tablet available right now and that’s high praise indeed.
Price: £319 (16GB), £389 (32GB) I Google I Google Nexus 10 review
ASUS Transformer Pad Infinity
Love: Sharp full-HD screen. Keyboard dock. Heavy on storage.
Hate: More expensive than the equivalent iPad. No USB charging. Optimised apps are lacking. Reduced battery life.
T3 Says: Beautiful full-HD screen aside, there’s no reason to buy this over a Prime. Tasty trophy gadget, though.
Price: £599 I ASUS I ASUS Transformer Pad Infinity review
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