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Huawei's World's Largest Flagship Store

SHANGHAI, CHINA - AUGUST 28, 2025 - The large screen in Huawei's world's largest flagship store is showcasing Huawei's tablet painting function, Shanghai, China on August 28, 2025.

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Iwate eyeing use of 'Ingress' game to promote tourism

MORIOKA, Japan - Google Inc.'s "Ingress" free location-based turf war game, which the Iwate prefectural government is considering using to promote tourism, appears on a tablet screen in this undated photo.

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Tourist info service shows pre-, post-A bombed Hiroshima

HIROSHIMA, Japan - Hiroshima P2 Walker, an information service for tourists, made available an application on Aug. 1, 2014, showing images of 30 locations in the western Japanese city before and shortly after the atomic bombing, for use on smartphones and tablet computers by visitors to the locations. This photo taken the same day shows a tablet screen on which the Atomic Bomb Dome is shown in a series of pictures.

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Japan Coast Guard tablet shows navigation tips with graphics

TOKYO, Japan - A Japan Coast Guard official holds a tablet computer showing a navigation warning with graphics on the screen in Tokyo on June 18, 2014, unlike the previous system offering only textual information.

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Microsoft launches larger Surface tablet

NEW YORK, the United States - Photo of Microsoft Corp.'s new Surface Pro 3 tablet computer. Microsoft unveiled Surface Pro 3 in New York on May 20, 2014, which has a bigger screen than previous models to take aim at the laptop market and demonstrate the company's ability to make its own devices.

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Microsoft launches larger Surface tablet

NEW YORK, the United States - Microsoft Corp. CEO Satya Nadella speaks at a presentation for the company's new Surface Pro 3 tablet computer in New York on May 20, 2014. Surface Pro 3 has a bigger screen than previous models to take aim at the laptop market and demonstrate the company's ability to make its own devices.

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Fujitsu's tablet with screen that conveys touching feel

TOKYO, Japan - Fujitsu Ltd. shows a tablet computer with a screen that allows users to feel the texture of images being displayed, such as roughness or smoothness, on Feb. 24, 2014, at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain.

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IT gadget for home security

TOKYO, Japan - Photo taken in Tokyo in late November, 2011, shows the screen of a tablet device for home security services provided by Sohgo Security Services Co., which offers security services under the ALSOK brand.

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Microsoft's Windows 8

ANAHEIM, United States - An executive of Microsoft Corp. holds a tablet computer loaded with its operating system Windows 8 in Anaheim, California, on Sept. 13, 2011. The OS allows customers to use their personal computers like tablets with the new touch-sensitive screen function.

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Sharp's Galapagos multifunction tablets

OSAKA, Japan - Models show off Sharp Corp.'s Galapagos tablet computers in Osaka on Nov. 29, 2010, ahead of the Dec. 10 launch of the products. The new devices -- a 10.8-inch screen model for 54,800 yen and a 5.5-inch screen model for 39,800 yen -- will let users read e-books as well as major newspapers and popular magazines.

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Sharp's new multifunction tablets

TOKYO, Japan - Presenters show Sharp Corp.'s new multifunction touch-screen tablet computers, dubbed GALAPAGOS, in Tokyo on Sept. 27, 2010, which are scheduled to hit the market in December. Available in two models, the tablets will allow users to subscribe to newspapers and magazines, and purchase electronic books, with a total of 30,000 titles available at launch, the Japanese electronics company said.

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Automated delivery robot

A man shows his tablet screen next to NTT group companies' food delivery robot DeliRo during a test run in an office building in Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, central Japan, on Oct. 18, 2022.

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Thermoelectric power generation module developed by NEDO and NIMS.

The New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO), the National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS), Aisin Seiki, and Ibaraki University announced on April 21 that they have developed a thermoelectric power generation module, which is composed of an alloy of easily available elements such as iron, aluminum, and silicon, and converts temperature differences into electricity. The company has developed a prototype communication device that incorporates the module, and confirmed that it can generate electricity and communicate with a temperature difference of 5 degrees Celsius. The temperature and humidity information was transmitted via Bluetooth, a short-range wireless communication standard, and was successfully displayed in real time on a tablet terminal screen. Photo taken on August 21, 2019, location unknown, credit: Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun / Kyodo News Images

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SCREEN SPE Works' tablet powder removal machine

Screen Speworks (Takaoka City, Toyama Prefecture) has developed a tablet powder remover that removes powder that adheres to tablets when they are formed. The machine can process 300,000 tablets in one hour and reduce the adhesion rate to about 0.5% per tablet. The selling price is still under adjustment, and the company plans to sell the machine to pharmaceutical companies and confectionery manufacturers. When raw powder is compressed to form tablets, uncompressed powder adheres to the surface of the tablet. The powder may adhere to the lens of the camera during inspection, causing problems. The powder removal machine developed by SCREEN SPE Works uses air to remove the powder, so there is less risk of damage. Atsuhiro Hayashi, leader of the New Business Development Group, said, "Before we can commercialize the product, we need to have it evaluated by actual users. How to develop the market is our future challenge. Photo taken on July 25, 2019, credit: Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun / Kyodo News Images

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Sharp's new multifunction tablets

TOKYO, Japan - Presenters show Sharp Corp.'s new multifunction touch-screen tablet computers, dubbed GALAPAGOS, in Tokyo on Sept. 27, 2010, which are scheduled to hit the market in December. Available in two models, the tablets will allow users to subscribe to newspapers and magazines, and purchase electronic books, with a total of 30,000 titles available at launch, the Japanese electronics company said. (Kyodo)

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CORRECTED Microsoft's Windows 8

ANAHEIM, United States - CORRECTING DESCRIPTION OF DEVICE An executive of Microsoft Corp. holds a tablet computer loaded with its operating system Windows 8 in Anaheim, California, on Sept. 13, 2011. The OS allows customers to use their personal computers like tablets with the new touch-sensitive screen function. (Kyodo)

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Tourist info service shows pre-, post-A bombed Hiroshima

HIROSHIMA, Japan - Hiroshima P2 Walker, an information service for tourists, made available an application on Aug. 1, 2014, showing images of 30 locations in the western Japanese city before and shortly after the atomic bombing, for use on smartphones and tablet computers by visitors to the locations. This photo taken the same day shows a tablet screen on which the Atomic Bomb Dome is shown in a series of pictures. (Kyodo)

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Japan Coast Guard tablet shows navigation tips with graphics

TOKYO, Japan - A Japan Coast Guard official holds a tablet computer showing a navigation warning with graphics on the screen in Tokyo on June 18, 2014, unlike the previous system offering only textual information. (Kyodo)

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IT gadget for home security

TOKYO, Japan - Photo taken in Tokyo in late November, 2011, shows the screen of a tablet device for home security services provided by Sohgo Security Services Co., which offers security services under the ALSOK brand. (Kyodo)

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Sharp's Galapagos multifunction tablets

OSAKA, Japan - Models show off Sharp Corp.'s Galapagos tablet computers in Osaka on Nov. 29, 2010, ahead of the Dec. 10 launch of the products. The new devices -- a 10.8-inch screen model for 54,800 yen and a 5.5-inch screen model for 39,800 yen -- will let users read e-books as well as major newspapers and popular magazines. (Kyodo)

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Disney's streaming service

Photo taken in New York on Nov. 12, 2019, shows the website of Disney+ on a tablet screen. Walt Disney Co. launched the flat-rate streaming service the same day in the United States, Canada and the Netherland. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo