Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer and cohorts drew some major applause at CES by showing off new tablets running Windows 7, and for good reason. New devices from Acer, ASUS and Samsung are sleek and have ...

Totally, hands down, for a serious work device and assuming the budget for a good device running it? Windows 7 or hopefully even better, Windows 8. Not even a question, to me, even with my Touchpad ...

Microsoft is busy at work on a new tablet computer design, a product that may arrive from one or more of its hardware partners in "not a heck of a long time," CEO Steve Ballmer told analysts on ...

Microsoft had high hopes on the HP Slate and had proudly displayed the Slate as the tablet device that would carry the Windows 7 in the fast emerging tablet arena. But that was not to be as of now. HP ...

Gigabyte Technology has begun taking orders for its S1080 Windows 7 tablet in its home market of Taiwan, and expects to start sales in other parts of the world next month. The S1080 runs Microsoft’s ...

Windows 7 has taken a lot of flak for being tough to run properly on low power tablet computers with low resolution displays. While Windows 7 includes support for multitouch gestures and has nice ...

There will be tablets aplenty running the Windows 7 operating system by the time we are celebrating the end of this year and welcoming the next. And the mighty iPad will be reduced to just another ...

The 10.1-inch touchscreen Eee Pad Slider tablet will run the Android Honeycomb OS, while the 12-inch Eee Slate E121 will use Windows 7 Netbook pioneer Asustek Computer unveiled four new tablet devices ...

A Bloomberg News report from last week reiterated comments Ballmer made last July, in which he said, “We’re tuning Windows 7 to new slate hardware designs.” The Bloomberg report continued: “Microsoft ...

As much as I like Windows 7 on my PC, I think that on a tablet, it will fit like a square peg in a round hole - at least for several years. Yet, that's probably how long we'll have to wait before ...

The Saycool M5A is a tiny tablet computer with a 5 inch touchscreen display, an Intel Atom z515 CPU running Windows 7. Saycool is based in Shenzhen, China, but the tablet showed up at the FCC this ...