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alright let's talk about the best Android tablets your cheddar can buy now right at the top of our list may surprise you the pixel see a Google in-house built tablet that's made for productivity well maybe a tad overpriced the pixel see does a lot right it comes with a big 10.2 inch display a 34-point 2 watt hour battery and Android 6.0 marshmallow all powered by NVIDIA Tegra x1 processor and three gigabytes of RAM there are quite a few different official accessories available for the tablet too like the official keyboard or a folio keyboard the pixel see is a bit overpriced for what it offers though it's still a great tablet if you have the extra money to spend it's available from the Google Play Store starting at $4.99 us with official accessories adding an extra $149 to your purchase now let's talk the Nexus 9 and while it is a little dated at this point the Nexus 9 is still a great Android tablet it was created by Google and built by HTC which is basically an Android lovers dream it runs the latest version of Android and will continue to receive timely software updates for another year or so and the specs aren't bad either it comes with an 8.9 inch display an NVIDIA Tegra k1 processor either 16 or 32 gigabytes of on-board storage a big 6700 million power battery and weighs only 436 grams thanks to this devices specs navigating around the device switching applications playing games and streaming movies or videos is a breeze it also has a nice soft touch material on the back similar to the original Nexus 5 that makes this tablet easy to hold as well next up is the Samsung Galaxy Tab s2 8.0 the Samsung Galaxy Tab s 8.4 was one of our tablet choices of the past and its successor is here to make an even better option the Galaxy Tab s 8.4 which makes it more portable without sacrificing too much screen real estate it's really only five point six millimeters thick and 265 grams in weight don't mistake this little guy for a lightweight though it still has plenty of power to keep you going through all your tasks for some of you it may be a bit too similar to an iPad but it's still a great Android that many of you will enjoy now let's talk a perennial favorite the Nvidia shield tablet k1 did you like the original shield tablet well you'll probably feel just the same about its direct successor the specifications and design are pretty much the same with both tablets aside from the addition of a rubberized surface next to the speakers and brush metal lettering the back of the k1 Nvidia also removed the stylus holder on the k1 which brings us to our next point the stylus is gone so is the charging cable and wall adapter the big news here is that Nvidia is trying to cut costs and they did that by just not including a stylus or charger with that being said the tablet is now only 200 bucks which makes it not only one of our best Android tablets here but also one of the most affordable now let's talk the glamour option the Sony Xperia z4 tablet this is a sleek thin and very attractive tablet offering from Sony it comes with a 10.1 inch display as Snapdragon 810 processor 3 gigabytes of RAM plenty of on-board storage and a microSD expansion slot up to 128 gigabytes it comes with a big six thousand milliamp hour battery that should be able to last quite a long time just on a single charge it should be noted that while this tablet still runs lollipop sony has plans to just skip 5.1.1 and roll out android marshmallow as soon as it is ready now let's talk about one of my favorites the Dell Venue 8 7000 now del may not be the first name that comes to mind when talking about great Android tablets but the company really impressed us with the venue 8 7000 series tablet it's one of the thinnest tablets available right now measuring just 6.1 millimeters thick and you'd think that in order to make this tablet so thin Dell would need to sacrifice on battery life however we can honestly say that the Venue 8 7000 is really great when it comes to battery consumption additional specs include an 8.4 inch OLED display an Intel Atom processor microSD expansion and two really great cameras for taking quick shots it also runs Android 2 lollipop which may not be the latest version but is definitely a sizable step up from 5.0 it is a tad awkward to hold but that's honestly one of the only downsides with this tablet with an impressive performance and even better battery life the 7000 manages to provide a lot without the in price point that many might expect and the last option you may not know that much about it's called the Lenovo yoga Tab 3 Pro in an age where tablets are starting to get a bit boring its manufacturers like Lenovo that are trying to push us into new directions the yoga Tab 3 is unique much like some other Lenovo devices but this one is really special you see that hinge well we've seen it before but this time around lenovo added a full-blown projector and stand it is truly a media powerhouse just look at those specs and see what i'm talking about the yoga Tab 3 is a tad expensive but considering the big display projector built-in stand this might be the right thing for you today nearly anything is possible if you can dream it your team can build it makers of collaboration software that helps your team work better together create and share content organize results with the flexibility of confluence they even have instant messaging and video chat with HipChat you can also manage code in real time with the power of bitbucket visit Atlassian comm and see how JIRA complements HipChat and bitbucket can give your team everything they need to succeed so what did I miss let me know what your favorite Android tablet is in the comments below