Now you see them everywhere, on the news, on billboards, on buses, in the subway, etc. The best tablets are everywhere and they continue to grow in number. But I’m sure there are plenty of people wondering how this came to be, how it came to be, and most importantly, what are the best parts of these devices that make them so desirable.

These devices are the result of a natural evolution of increasingly powerful smartphones. Capable hardware and a lightweight design make them perfect to have on the go. Heavy laptops are lagging behind in popularity when compared to a 600-700 gram sheet of paper that allows you to listen to music, watch HD movies, read books and connect to all your favorite websites.

The best tablet PCs right now have 1GHz dual-core processors and even better. One of the major vendors is NVIDIA with its Tegra 2 chipset, which is the most popular choice for a high-end tablet PC right now.

Companies, on the other hand, are still a bit reluctant to accept them due to security risks, but producers are working on this too. Fujitsu launched a unit with specific systems designed to ensure security even in the event of theft or loss of the device. Systems and modules like Advanced Theft Protection (ATP) and Trusted Platform Module (TPM) keep information protected from the latest hacking tools and methods.

When it comes to a Tablet PC review, the most important thing to consider is the operating system. This ensures you get the most out of it and also gives you the best execution time, in the case of Apple’s iOS even up to ten hours, so it is worth using it for a whole working day.

It’s very difficult to award any tablet the title of best tablet PC because improvements are discovered on an almost daily basis.

What we can look for are good reviews and which models are the most popular in big web stores like Amazon and Best Buy. One of the best Android tablets is the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1. The sales figures are constantly growing and at the moment it is one of the most popular.

With a large 10.1-inch touchscreen and an NVIDIA Tegra 2 chipset, there’s nothing this tablet isn’t ready for. Complete with two cameras, it can also render and record 1080p video.

In the end, we just have to wait and see how far this new technology will go, but so far, tablets are at least fun toys and easy-to-use internet-access devices, all in an attractive, lightweight touchscreen casing. But they have the potential to become so much more, replacing computers as we knew them before.