Tablets have evolved quite a lot since they first appeared and can run pretty sophisticated and graphically challenging games for some time now. What’s the best tablet to game on? Well, there are several good contenders, but all vary in terms of price, specs and OS.

Apple has eventually gone where many of the consumers, techies, and media’s have long rumored about. Or, maybe from the day when the original iPad came out, this topic had been argued like thousands of times inside the company, among the decision makers. iPad Mini, just 1.8 inch smaller, brings Apple a fresher tablet experience. As speculated, the new tablet comes in 16GB, 32GB and 64 GB of onboard storage for both the basic Wi-Fi version and the Wi-Fi + Cellular model. But, there is an obvious downscale on its display, which is just on par with the first-gen iPad.

The iPad Mini was released not very long ago, with starting price at £269 for the 16GB WiFi model. It features a 7.9-inch display, just less than 2 inch smaller compared to the normal iPad size, but 0.9 inch bigger than the likes of Google Nexus 7 and Amazon Kindle Fire HD, the pioneers in 7 inch tablet category. Inside, the Mini iPad carries an A5 chip, which is the same as in the iPad 2. It also has a front facing Facetime HD camera and a solid 5-megapixel rear one that is capable if shooting 1080p video.