Tesco Hudl 7

Students typically don't have a lot of cash to throw around, so the best tablets tend to be tantalisingly out of reach. But with a few sensible compromises, there are plenty of choices for penurious academic. Try these for size.For a low-cost tablet...

The Tesco Hudl is a budget tablet with a nice design and good build quality. Key specifications are better than the price tag suggests such as the processor and good quality 7 in screen. A microSD card slot and Micro-HDMI port are two reasons to opt for the Hudl over Google and Amazon alternatives.

You could say that the majority of people looking to buy a tablet want an iPad , but at the same time the majority of people can't justify spending £399 or more on one. The next step taken is to find out what is the best tablet they can afford. At £119...

Tesco's Hudl tablet can't compete on specs with Amazon's Kindle Fire line, but for customers able to buy this device for £60, all of its relatively minor failings get a free...

With its seriously cheap price tag and connection to a popular supermarket, it would be all too easy to judge the Tesco Hudl tablet before we even review it. But that would be a mistake – it's a better tablet than many of its pricier rivals. No, it's no...

No matter which way you slice it, the Tesco Hudl is a budget tablet. It punches above its weight especially when stacked against the first-generation iPad mini's specs. But you get what you pay for in the tablet world, and if you're willing to shell out...

Tesco's budget tablet is fairly basic, but there's no denying its...

Executives at Tesco were probably kicking themselves when, on the eve of Hudl's much-hyped launch, Amazon announced the Kindle Fire HD was dropping from £159 to £119 – matching exactly the Hudl's retail price.Both these 7" tablets are similar in...