Tablettes

Tablettes are portable electronic devices that are designed to be held in the hand and operated using touchscreens. They are typically larger than smartphones, but smaller than laptops. Tablets are often used for tasks such as browsing the internet, reading e-books, watching videos, playing games, and running apps.

The first commercially successful tablet was the Apple iPad, which was introduced in 2010. Since then, numerous companies have entered the tablet market, including Samsung, Amazon, Microsoft, and Google. Tablets are available in a range of sizes and price points, with some models offering advanced features such as high-resolution displays, stylus support, and cellular connectivity.

Tablets are often compared to laptops, as they offer similar functionality in a more portable and lightweight form factor. However, tablets typically have less processing power and storage than laptops, and may not be suitable for demanding applications such as video editing or gaming. Additionally, some users may prefer a physical keyboard and mouse for certain tasks, which may be more difficult to use on a tablet's touchscreen interface.