Microsoft has dominated the business-grade 'tablet-first' 2-in-1 market for a long time with its Surface Pro range, but Dell, along with Lenovo, is now providing strong competition.
The reMarkable 2 E Ink tablet is an excellent device for basic note-taking, but it's pricey and there are still some text-conversion issues. A backlight would be appreciated, too.
Getac's 7-inch ZX70 G2 gets CPU, RAM, storage, camera and other updates, while retaining the previous model's fully rugged industrial design.
This affordable 6-inch e-book reader offers a wide range of file support, including easy linking to public library ebook loans.
This is an extremely configurable rugged tablet with an ultra-bright screen, a stylus, programmable buttons and excellent protection for working in extreme environments.
This is an attractive piece of kit with a well thought-out user interface, but its functionality doesn't quite justify the price.
The 10.1-inch Stylistic Q509 is designed for life in the field or the factory, with options including mobile broadband and a keyboard dock. But processing power and/or screen brightness could be issues for some use cases.
HP has given its Elite x2 detachable a significant upgrade, squeezing a 13-inch screen into a similar-sized chassis to its 11.6-inch predecessor.
The Stylistic Q738 is not overly expensive, but it will probably have to function as your only computer, so you'll need to be able to live with its tablet-first architecture.
The 2018 ThinkPad X1 Tablet is compact and durable, offering a bundled stylus, all-day battery life and optional mobile broadband.