The Kindle Fire HDX display bleeds blue—and that’s ok
Could the price of progress be a hazy blue display?
Tablets / Ars Disciplines
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New Surfaces once again meaninglessly dissed for low repairability
Abundance of glue, screws, and ribbon connectors provokes 1 out of 10 score.
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The ultimate tablet comparison chart, with the new iPads
Windows, Android, iOS, Samsung, Nokia, Microsoft all commingle here.
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Nokia brings its biggest Lumias yet, including a Windows RT tablet
New Lumia phones sport 6-inch displays.
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Windows 8.1 Music and Video: More playing music, less hard selling
But they're still not complete media solutions.
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Whoops!
Windows RT 8.1 update temporarily pulled due to a “situation”
Some devices left unbootable after installing the update.
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The new shiny
Amazon Kindle Fire HDX 7” shipping now
Buy your Sully costume while watching Monsters Inc, all from your tablet.
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Feature Story
Windows 8.1: What a difference a year makes
Review: Not perfect, but 8.1 is an OS that actually works for desktop, mobile.
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Just add heat
Kindle Fire HDX 7” gets the iFixit treatment
Before you pull out your spudger, you might want to call Mayday.
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Feature Story
The Amazon Kindle Fire HDX: A tablet apart
The right display, the right silicon, and, maybe, the right tablet.
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TouchWiz on the go
Samsung’s Galaxy Tab 3 7.0 arrives at Sprint for $49.99
Sprint joins AT&T; in bringing LTE to Samsung's budget tablet.
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Hands-on: Dell ups its game with new Android and Windows 8.1 tablets
Android and Windows tablets start at $149 and $299. Windows RT is a no-show.
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Review: Samsung’s Galaxy Note 10.1 may need more time in the oven
Want to watch a movie while jotting down notes and checking Twitter? Don't.
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As Dell drops out, Microsoft still doesn’t give buyers a reason to pick Windows RT
There are reasons to buy ARM Windows, but Microsoft isn't telling anyone.
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Students gleefully teach admins that mobile device management is hard
Unsurprisingly, high school students given iPads quickly “hack” them.
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Call the fire department
Amazon announces 7” 1920×1200 and 8.9” 2560×1600 Kindle Fire HDX tablets
Last year's Kindle Fire HD also gets new software and a price cut.
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First look at the new keyboards, dock, and other Surface accessories
What could be better than a purple keyboard? Nothing, that's what.
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Typing, kickstanding, and folding—first look at the Surface 2 and Surface Pro 2
Gallery: Ars experiences Microsoft's upcoming tablet hybrid hardware.
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Microsoft’s hardware, round 2: Surface 2 and Surface Pro 2
October 22 launch. Surface Pro 2 runs $899 and the ARM Surface 2 costs $449.
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We are liveblogging Microsoft’s Monday morning Surface 2 event
Ars is on the scene as Microsoft unveils new hardware.
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We can design hardware, too!
Nvidia unveils the Tegra Note: Brought to you by EVGA?
Nvidia's Nexus 7 challenger brings Tegra 4 in a new chassis for $199.
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Intel’s Atom CPUs finally get serious with the new Bay Trail architecture
But in smartphones and tablets alike, Intel is still the underdog.
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Fire sale imminent?
Next-gen Kindle Fire HD pictures surface with all-new design
Amazon's content-pushing tablet "may launch in the coming weeks"
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Apple’s overhauled iOS 7 is coming September 18 to an iDevice near you
The new software is finished and will arrive next week.
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4 + 4 = 8
Samsung’s Exynos 5 Octa will become a “true” eight-core chip in Q4
Currently, only four of its eight CPU cores can be used at one time.
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Feature Story (3 pages)
Retina, round two: Apple’s 15-inch 2013 Retina MacBook Pro reviewed
Graphics performance takes a step back even as everything else strides forward.
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Feature Story (2 pages)
24-hour car race helps automakers design your next hybrid vehicle
Tech behind past Audi and Toyota race cars may already be in your driveway.
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OS X 10.9 Mavericks: The Ars Technica Review
No longer an apex predator, OS X takes some time for introspection.
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Google’s iron grip on Android: Controlling open source by any means necessary
Android is open—except for all the good parts.
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