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Photos: Top 10 Android tablets for the enterprise

By // April 17, 2015, 5:00 AM PST // connerforrest

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  • 1. Google Nexus 9

    One of the best tablets in Google's list of "pure" Android devices, the Nexus 9 was the first tablet to run Android Lollipop and is likely to be first in line for updates. It is available in 16GB or 32GB capacity.

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  • 2. Sony Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact

    The Sony Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact is a small tablet with lots of power. The thin tablet is also waterproof and easier to carry around than its 10-inch predecessor.

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  • 3. Dell Venue 8 7000

    One of the thinnest Android tablets available, the Dell Venue 8 7000 is also very lightweight. The tablet is one of the best for photography, and memory can be expanded up to 512GB through microSD.

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  • 4. Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1

    If you're a tablet user who prefers a stylus, the Galaxy Note 10.1 is one of the best options on the market. The S Pen works well and handwriting recognition makes it great for taking notes. Additionally, custom gestures make the device even easier to use.

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  • 5. Amazon Fire HDX 8.9

    While the modified OS doesn't feel the same as other Android experiences, the Fire HDX is still a good option for professional users. The Amazon ecosystem makes it easy to stream content for business travelers and the sharp display is great for watching movies on long flights.

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  • 6. Asus Transformer TF103C

    Simple and well-priced, the Asus Transformer series is a good hybrid tablet for users who want the portability of a tablet but can't let go of a keyboard. The design is clunky, but the Zen interface is easy to use and the tablet provides enough power for most average users.

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  • 7. Nvidia Shield

    While marketed for its gaming capabilities, the Nvidia Shield tablet is a powerful and versatile Android tablet. It's Tegra K1 graphics processor provides great visuals and there's a stylus available for users who want one.

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  • 8. Lenovo Yoga Tablet 2

    Another affordable option for enterprise users is the Lenovo Yoga Tablet 2. The tablet is known for its unique design with a built-in kickstand, but it also offers enhanced speakers as well, and pretty good performance.

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  • 9. LG G Pad 8.3

    Even though it has been out for a while, the GPad 8.3 is still a nice value for the price. The QPair system makes it easy to check phone notifications while you're working on your tablet.

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  • 10. Asus Memo Pad 8

    One of the best options for the budget-conscious, the Asus MeMo Pad 8 offers a sleek design with a good set of features for a low price.

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1. Google Nexus 9

One of the best tablets in Google's list of "pure" Android devices, the Nexus 9 was the first tablet to run Android Lollipop and is likely to be first in line for updates. It is available in 16GB or 32GB capacity.

Image: Josh Miller/CNET

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About Conner Forrest

Conner Forrest is a Senior Editor for TechRepublic. He covers enterprise technology and is interested in the convergence of tech and culture.