The release of Google’s tablet device has been delayed till at least July to give it a competitive price. Said to be priced at around $200 (down from the original $250), this device is almost a steal when compared to the reduced-price iPad versions.

Google is rumored to be launching a direct-to-consumer store for “Nexus” tablets. Is it doomed, given how Nexus phone experiment failed? Not so much.

Google may be planning to launch its own online tablet store, to boost sales of Android tablets, presumably its own Nexus tablet as well as other co-branded tablets.

Here’s why most Android tablet makers are going to be screwed, and Apple will have the last laugh in the tablet wars.

A comparison of the different design elements in iOS and Windows 8.

HP will combine its PC and Printer businesses in a bid to reduce costs, improve profit margins and increase sales which have seen a significant decline in the last year.

According to a new rumor, the Google Nexus tablet will be priced at $149. It’ll be a lower spec’d variant of the Asus MeMo 370T which was unveiled at CES 2012.

Since Windows 8 Consumer Preview was released, there has been a lot of noise about usability. Is it justified?

Apparently, Google may be working with Asus to build its own Android ICS tablet, which will be priced at $199 to $249.

Detailed hardware specification of the new Apple iPad 3, which features a higher resolution display, improved camera, and a significantly faster processor.

Nokia told Pocket-lint at a one-on-one briefing during the Mobile World Congress that “a tablet would be good for the company”, but there are no plans to make one as of this time.

On Wednesday during an earnings call, HP CEO Meg Whitman stated that we can expect HP Windows 8 x86 PCs by this holiday season. According to reports, Whitman stated at a small gathering of “entrepreneurs and executives” that HP plans to release a tablet device targeted towards business and enterprise users by the end of the year.

Microsoft has built the environment and the OS. Will OEMs and developers complete their bit and make Windows 8 tablets succeed?

Why Windows 8 tablets are going to have a tough time competing with the iPad in the tablet market.

I got to spend some time with the Lenovo IdeaPad YOGA, a 4-way convertible Ultrabook. I like it a lot, and cannot wait for it to be released.