The phrase "a tablet running" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a tablet device that is operating a specific software or operating system.
Example: "I just bought a tablet running the latest version of Android, and it's fantastic for streaming videos."
Alternatives: "a tablet operating" or "a tablet equipped with".
A tablet running Windows 8 with Tegra could be very nice".
17:07 Shows off a tablet running Windows 8 for all of, oh, 10 seconds.
A tablet, running Google's Android operating system, will pop out of the dashboard.
When connected in this way it runs as a Windows 8 laptop, but the screen can be removed to become a tablet running the latest Android OS, Jelly Bean.
During the third quarter, 25 percent of consumers surveyed by Forrester said they would most prefer a tablet running Windows, down from 46 percent in the first quarter of the year.
The obvious solution would be to switch to a tablet running an e-reading app, but this probably involves a screen with at least some backlight glare, which in turn brings concerns about the effect of this on sleep – not ideal for young children's bedtime stories.
Andy Rubin, vice president for engineering at Google, showed a prototype of a Motorola tablet running the operating system at a conference in December.
On Tuesday, Apple notched a small victory when a US district judge temporarily banned the sale of a Samsung tablet running Android.
A Greek website, DigitalLife, has posted a long hands-on with the Alcatel E66, an Android tablet running at 800×460 resolution with a seven-inch screen.
I'm writing this post as a fan of Google's products and its corporate culture (although I won't be buying a Huawei tablet running Android anytime soon).
But otherwise it's a pretty unremarkable tablet, running a the lackluster Windows RT OS with none of the Surface 2's redeeming qualities to help compensate.
