Craig Pringle, a Tablet PC MVP, takes a detailed look at the Motion Computing LS800 Tablet PC docking solution (see Warner’s post below). Having used an LS800 and the mobile dock, I agree with Craig.

Maotoam Pro is a robust tablet/laptop stand and a multifunction USB-C hub all in one well-designed package. Photo: Ed Hardy/Cult of Mac Maotoam Pro is two popular desktop accessories in one. It’s both ...

Finding a good stand for a tablet pc takes a lot of trial and effort. They have to light weight, mobile, and provide a good range of angles. Fortunately, all of those are found in the Cricket Laptop ...

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This is a functional stand for small and medium devices. Its super thin, small, and light body makes it amazingly portable. And though it's made of cheap plastic, it works and replacing it won't hurt ...

Your tablet is your mobile office and your video-call command center. However, it can be a struggle to connect all the accessories you need and find a suitable place to prop up your device. That’s ...

Tools for supporting tablets include tablet arms that firmly grip and hold the tablet, and tablet stands that can be placed on a table. Sanwa Supply's ' Tablet Stand (Rotating, Aluminum) PDA-STN87S ' ...

Google’s Pixel Tablet is a fun mix between a smart display and a tablet, with a dock that gives the tablet power and better speakers. However, the included dock is limited in a handful of ways, ...

If you’ve had a tablet for any time at all, there’s no doubt that you’ve used it to check up on your social media before bed, possibly even set it up to watch a movie or TV show before getting some ...

Tablets are easy to carry around, but your hands need a break from holding them. Resting your mitts keeps you productive for a longer stretch and prevents repetitive stress injuries. Making a tablet ...

You don’t have to shell out for an expensive tablet stand to prop up your iPad or Android slate. Make your own with disposable chopsticks, glue, a hammer, and a nail (if you aren’t opting for a nut ...