Hands-on video review: Asus Transformer Book Duet TD300 switches from Android to Windows 8 in seconds
Forget two-in-one convertibles, Asus has taken it a step further with its dual-booting, four-in one hybrid
Windows 8
Hands-on review: Lenovo ThinkPad 8, the little Windows tablet that could
This small tablet deserves to make Windows 8.1 huge
Lenovo’s ThinkPad 8 packs power and pixels into an iPad Mini-sized Windows 8.1 tab
Here at CES, the ThinkPad 8 is the belle of the Win 8 tablet ball so far with a Full HD screen, Atom innards and nifty QuickCover stand
Drop everything and try Star Wars: Tiny Death Star
For the glory of the Galactic Empire, add retail shops and sniff out those pesky Rebel spies in an all-new Tiny Death Star
Fully Charged: Star Wars holograms, Connect 4 on the 5c, and the Xbox One’s Facebook
Infuse your commute with some gadget love
Sony Vaio Tap 11 hands-on review
Sony’s billing the Vaio Tap 11 as “the world’s thinnest Windows 8 tablet” – but how will it hold up in our paws?
Halo Spartan Assault for Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8 revealed
343 Industries reveals the latest non-console installment in the Halo series. Suit up and click on through for all you need to know
Lenovo Yoga 11s hands-on review
Possibly the best full-fat Windows 8 touchscreen machine we’ve ever seen, the Lenovo Yoga 11s combines the poise and flexibility of an Olympic gymnast with the power of a Core i7 brain.
The Windows 8.1 Start button is a LIE. Here’s how to make it real
New Start button letting you down? Fear not. Here’s the solution to reunite you with your trusty do-it-all pal
Samsung ATIV Q hands-on review
The dual OS toting super screened tablet-cum-notebook has let us touch it all over – and we liked it
Samsung ATIV Q is some kind of bizarre/amazing do-it-all device
An insanely hi-res tablet-cum-laptop-cum-desktop with Windows 8, Android, S-Pen stylus and nine hours of battery life
New Kinect for Windows out next year
Standing by your gaming rig despite the new console hype? Lamenting the lack of Kinect support? Fear not, friend. Microsoft has you covered