#top 7 tablets

Last week, we featured our top 5 tablets above 7-inch and as promised, here's another rundown of the top 7-inchers based on what we think has the best price-to-feature ratio. Google Nexus 7 – this tablet clinched the top spot on our list because of the obvious reason that it's by far the cheapest quad-core slate in the market. A revamped version of the A100, the Iconia Tab A110 had the crucial features that the Nexus 7 lacked which kept people from getting it, but its delayed announcement and the slightly higher price tag is not enough to snatch the top place in our list. Ainol Novo 7 Crystal – of all the Chinese tablets that are available in the market, the one that usually stands out are the ones that came from Ainol. Ainol tablets hit the sweet spot because it has a very good price-to-feature ratio. Their latest creation, the Novo 7 Crystal, continues the lineage of affordable tablets that won the hearts of the not-so-picky consumers. BlackBerry PlayBook – considered as one of the best 7-inch tablets, this tablet captivated consumers especially BlackBerry users with its sleek design and simple OS. But even with better specs and a $200 price tag, we think that this tablet (or any 7-inch tablet for that matter) will still have a hard time competing with other Chinese tablets like Ainol in the local market because of pricing. Read more in our articles including "Round-up: Top 7 seven-inch Tablets" and "LG XNote S210 hovers at 1kg".