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The Kindle Fire (above) does technically run on Android, but you might not know it by looking. Amazon has stripped everything down to its bare minimum -- including storage capacity -- so you'll mainly be relying on Amazon's various streaming services and cloud storage. That's one of the reasons we're yet to see the Fire in the UK, as we don't have these services here yet. The Fire doesn't offer the same elite performance or features, but it's designed to be a more basic device, ideally doing for movie streaming what the original Kindle has done for ebooks.

So how much are these shiny slates going to set you back?, The new iPad has kept the the same pricing structure as the iPad 2, starting at £399 for the 16GB Wi-Fi only model, up to the princely bad ass babes club iphone case sum of £659 for the 64GB model with Wi-Fi and 4G connectivity, There's no official word on pricing for the Galaxy Tab 2 yet, but its predecessor is still on sale for £399 for the 16GB Wi-Fi model, It's unlikely that Samsung is going to significantly drop the price, but it really should if it hopes to challenge Apple..

There's no official word on just how much the Asus Transformer Pad Infinity will cost, but the Prime is currently on sale for £500, so expect the Infinity to be at least that much, if not somewhere North of £600. The Sony Tablet S manages to slightly undercut Apple by coming in at £350 for the 16GB Wi-Fi only model. For the cash-strapped among you, the Kindle Fire should take the cake with a speculative UK price of £129. It's a good price, but you're sacrificing many of the features of the top tablets in order to achieve it.

While there's much more variation with Android tablets, none of them can match the iPad in terms of screen quality, Apple reckons it's top of the pile power-wise, but I'll have to wait for more tests before I agree or disagree with that, Whether you prefer Android or iOS is a matter bad ass babes club iphone case of choice, but there's no denying that Apple's interface is simple and effective and its integration with AirPlay and iCloud is a lovely bonus, The App Store has far more tablet-specific apps than the Android equivalent, too, If you prefer tinkering and customising your layouts, however, you'll probably be happier with an Android slate..

In this test, the iPad is the winner. The iPad 2 was by far the most popular tablet on the market and hasn't really been bothered by sales of Android slates. Although tablets like the Transformer brag about huge reserves of power, the iPad's ease of use has helped it remain in the hands of the vast majority of tablet users and shows no signs of letting that change. With the new iPad causing a stir, find out how it stacks up against Samsung's Galaxy Tab and Asus' Transformer, among others. Now we've seen Apple's new iPad and gotten a handle on what it offers, it's important to remember it's not your only tablet-shaped option. Here I take a look at how the latest generation stacks up against Samsung's latest Galaxy Tab 2 10.1, the Asus Transformer Pad, Sony's Tablet S and the Amazon Kindle Fire.