Sentences with phrase «tablets from competing companies»

Since Apple's launch of its first consumer - friendly tablet in 2010, the sector has spawned a slew of slate tablets from competing companies.

Not exact matches

Apple has inked an agreement with Samsung in Australia that prevents the South Korean company from selling its competing Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet there.

While indie companies may have to compete against very low cost tablets or e-readers from Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Kobo, and Google, and the name power those brands bring, there is still plenty of room for indie companies to succeed.

Infamously known as the «BlackPad» both inside and outside the company, the first tablet from RIM is designed to compete directly against iPad, as well as target corporate customers looking for BlackBerry's security features and corporate BES support.

Having struggled with the Chinese law that prevents the company from partnering with a local e-publisher, there are many more challenges up ahead how Amazon can make enough profit from their low - cost hardware when they have to compete with piracy and cheap tablets from within the country.

Rob Csonger, a VP from the company, explained that the new line of tablets they are developing will be able to keep costs down in the $ 199 range, allowing them to compete directly with the Kindle Fire on price.

If the Kindle Fire alone, or even the collection group of it and all of the competing $ 200 tablets springing up from companies like B&N and Kobo, is considered important enough to be prioritized ahead of the market dominating iPad then it could easily be a sign that tides are changing.