Our top picks come with useful extras and boast quality construction. Travel + Leisure / Marcus Millan When it comes to protection for your tablet, first consider how you plan to use this device.

Water holds no fear for the intrepid Sony Xperia Z2 Tablet, but that super-slim chassis and the 10.1-inch display are not built to take punishment. Without a case you run the risk that your tablet is ...

Rugged, versatile docking and protection solution engineered for seamless integration, enhanced connectivity, and certified ...

There’s no doubt that Sony hit it out of the park with this tablet. It was certainly enough to tempt me and, if you check out our Xperia Tablet Z review, you’ll see DT’s Mobile Editor, Jeff, agreed.

A case for your tablet isn't essential, but can help you use it in more ways. Keyboard cases can turn your tablet into a mini laptop, but add extra bulk. Ultimately, you have to decide what you're ...

Whether your tablet is an iPad or a Samsung Galaxy tab, a Microsoft surface or an Amazon Fire, a case is a wise investment. A covering protects the display and saves the back from scratches. But some ...

At an event in Los Angeles on Monday, chief executive Steve Ballmer demonstrated two versions of Surface: one running Windows 8 Pro and the other Windows RT. Each tablet comes with a stand and ...

Google’s own Pixel Tablet Case features a craft hinge design for the stainless steel ring-shaped kickstand, allowing it to prop up at any angle. Furthermore, the charging speaker dock that comes with ...

WINNEMUCCA, Nev. — It took some travels across the country for me to appreciate a tablet with a keyboard cover. I’ve long asked, “Why not just get a laptop?” I didn’t see any benefits in turning a ...

Don’t bother with pricey tablet covers when you can make your own. Equipped with a trendy chalkboard for notes and to-do lists, this is one technology accessory that’s worth keeping for years to come.

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