When I was recently given a decent sized Amazon voucher, I decided I would get myself a small tablet pc. I had been looking at netbooks, but the decent ones were out of my price range. One thing that I wanted to be able to do with my new purchase was type easily and at length, so when I spotted a case with built in keyboard for only £8.50 being promoted alongside the tablet I had chosen, I decided that was just the thing for me. The black leather look case is suitable for 7" tablets, mine being a 7" Android tablet. The tablet is held securely in place on one side of the case with adjustable catches, and is connected to the keyboard on the other side ...  Read the complete review

My review is for a 7" "leather look" tablet cover and keyboard made by Time2 and available from Amazon for about £10 including postage. An identical but larger model is available for 10" or 10.2" tablets. This case is listed as "leather look", but it looks nothing of the kind to me. It looks like pvc, which is what it is. It also has some what tacky looking white stitches, and this is not the strongest of materials. The pvc is already a bit cracked on the flap that closes this. If you are looking for an attractive, luxurious case, skip this one. Then again, I wouldn't expect a beautiful real leather case at £10 - even without a ...  Read the complete review

INTRODUCTION When my partner and I was looking around on the internet for things for the home etc, we came across this for my tablet, at first I wasn't to sure about it, but then when reading about it and looking into the product I thought it would be useful to me. My partner decided to treat me to this which was very nice of him, and said he knew it was something I wanted and would use, and he isn't wrong, it is very stylish and very useful for me, especially when sometimes using the touch screen on my tablet can be awkward at times when typing and can take too long. I do have to say that this is a must get item for your 7" tablet especially if you do a ...  Read the complete review

I like to use a laptop in my day to day life, mostly in my job but also at home as well, plus in free wi-fi spots as well, (thanks big burger house and over priced coffee shop, much appreciated). Sometimes though, when I'm on the move, even my laptop can be a bit 'bulky', so to speak, so it's nice to have something a little smaller which is almost as useful. That device is in fact called a tablet, (no, not for headaches or upset stomachs), this tablet is a PC sort of thing that is simply a screen which has everything that you need behind the screen itself. But it's not the tablet I'm going to tell you about today, it's in fact something that the tablet is ...  Read the complete review

Don't faint ! I have finally entered the technology age . Earlier this year I purchased a mid range tablet , as I wasn't certain that I would be able to manage with one there wasn't much point in splashing out on an ipad so I settled for a cheap one which I purchased on Amazon for the reasonable price of £120. I knew when I ordered it it wouldn't be top of the range .When it came through it took me a while to get used to the touch screen ( sometimes having long nails is a distinct disadvantage :S ). No matter how hard I tried I just couldn't get used to typing on the screen , so my only choice was to look for a keyboard that I could attach to it ...  Read the complete review