The phrase "a tablet built for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a tablet that is specifically designed for a particular purpose or function.
Example: "This is a tablet built for graphic designers, featuring advanced drawing tools and high-resolution displays."
Alternatives: "a tablet designed for" or "a tablet made for".
It changed Jason Kincaid's mind about Honeycomb in general and Matt Buchainan, who along with Brian Lam, still has my respect at the recently-restaffed Gizmodo, says the tablet is "the first Android tablet built for humans".
The Los Angeles-headquartered startup offers a number of products and services (when Fuhu raised its Series B from Acer, we described it as an "avatar startup"), but the one that attracted KDDI's interest is the nabi 2, an Android tablet built specifically for kids.
"ePhone7" has a certain ring to it, no? ESI is calling its rather familiarly named product a "smartphone for the desktop," a fancy way of saying that it's an office phone with a 7-inch touchscreen tablet built in for accessing contacts, recording, teleconferencing and watch and recording visual voicemail.
It's basically an Ice Cream Sandwich-compatible tablet built from the ground up for hax0rz and programmers alike.
iPad As announced at Google's I/O conference, the company's Android app for its Google+ social network has been updated with a native tablet build – in good time for the new Nexus 7 device.
The kicker, according to the reports: The tablet, built by Asus, will start at $199 for an 8 GB of memory, up to $249 for a 16 GB version.
The ThinkPad Tablet is built for enterprise and so security and encryption are throughout the whole system including SD card encryption, lost device disablement and anti-theft software.
A tablet magazine should be built for the tablet from the ground up.
"This was an operating system built for a tablet from the ground up".
