Engadget - term "big" seems like a bit of an understatement when it comes to the Big Tab HD, a new lineup of tablets that are no smaller than 20 inches. Produced by Fuhu, these massive slates are essentially a larger version of the company's DreamTab series: The $449 20-inch version comes with a 1600x900 "HD+" display, while the $549 24-inch model sports a 1920 x 1080 Full HD panel.
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Maximum PC: Let's face it, Steve Jobs was wrong when he downplayed the market for a 7-inch tablet. Amazon proved it (Kindle Fire), Google reaffirmed it (Nexus 7), Barnes & Noble bought into it (Nook Tablet), and now Toys R Us is jumping on the bandwagon, albeit it's headed towards a different destination. Toys R Us is targeting tots with its specially design 7-inch "tabeo" (lowercase 't') tablet for kids. It's relatively affordable at $150 MSRP, and it comes pre-loaded with 50 kid friendly apps.
The Verge - Toys R Us has created a tablet specifically for kids with Nabi, a $199.99 Android device with a design and UI aimed squarely at the younger set. While the Nabi doesn't wow on the hardware side — it features a 7-inch 800 x 480 capacitive touchscreen, 4GB of storage, and a 533Mhz dual-core ARM Cortex-A9, all packaged with the requisite Wi-Fi and a 1.3 megapixel front-facing camera — the differentiator here is the software. A custom UI skin provides large tappable homescreen targets, a custom browser offers "kiddified" web surfing, and a slew of children's software is pre-loaded, including the math-focused Fooz Kids University, and over 30 art-centric apps in the "Design Studio." 30 children's ebooks are also included, and a special Nabi App Store will carry over 500 additional software titles aimed at children.
