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Obviously comparing cameras across devices is incredibly tricky, but on spec alone and using the simple (and some pro-photographers would say too simple) comparison of the number of megapixels – there’s surprisingly only one winner.

But if you do want to shoot photos with your tab, what has the best camera? Despite modern phones having cameras in them with hugely powerful cameras, tablets are somewhat left behind.

Tablet with best camera 2015