Microsoft will launch low-cost Windows tablets in the coming months, specifically made for consumers in India.

Dell Inc launched a range of Android & Windows tablets in India under Venue brand and has priced its tablets between Rs 10,990 and Rs 47,00...

PC maker Dell announced its first major launch with the introduction of 'Venue' line up of Android and Windows-based devices in India.

Dell India has announced the launch of its Venue 7 and Venue 8 Android tablets in the country on Monday. The tablets were originally introd...

Considering the number of devices and operating systems around, some users may have faced the dilemma of whether to go for an Android table...

The 7-inch segment, which accounts for a bulk of tablet sales in the country, is currently dominated by devices that run on Google’s Androi...

The limitations on price has made many large tablet players such as Samsung, Dell, Lenovo and HCL to not participate in the past tablet ten...

It is too early to say if Android will win the tablet war yet, but it has definitely started things, that could take away a considerable ma...

Computer maker Dell is bullish on the smartphone market in the country and is planning to introduce more devices

The company has launched three tablets "with localised content" running on Google's Android operating system, which will be priced between ...

Google may not have had any gadgets on display at the Consumer Electronics Show which closed here Sunday but the Internet giant made its pr...

Dell today announced the launch of its smartphone-tablet device 'Dell Streak' in India, in association with Qualcomm and Tata DOCOMO.

Dell is working on a 7-inch tablet that runs Google's Inc.'s Android operating software.

Mobile phone giant Motorola is looking at launching its tablet computer early next year.

Dell has been selling similar phones in China and Brazil since late last year and has been promising a US version since January.

Microsoft Corp.’s failure to deliver a tablet-friendly version of Windows is forcing big computer makers like Hewlett-Packard Co. and Dell ...

US computer giant Dell said Tuesday it will begin selling a tablet computer in Britain in June called the "Streak" which is powered by Goog...