The Apple Corporation hit a home run when they first released the iPad back in 2010. In fact the company has sold over 170 million devices since its first inception. However, just because something is popular doesn’t mean that everyone has to like it. But fear not, there is an Android or Windows substitute that is sure to impress while helping to break your iPad addiction.

When it comes to a high-quality Android tablets, the options are almost unlimited. The Nexus 7 tablet is an affordable option, which offers a steadfast operating system, a seven-inch screen and plenty of storage space.

The Asus Transformer Pad Infinity is another great Android option. Although it is a little more expensive, it offers a quick and effective screen, lightening fast video and a removable keyboard. The Transformer Pad starts at $499. Other great android options include the Sony Xperia Tablet Z and the Kindle Fire HD.

Technology users more partial to Windows machines also have great alternative when it comes to tablets. Dell offers a great option in the form of its Venue 11 Pro. The Pro has a 10.8 inch screen, a 64-gigabyte hard drive and a speedy Intel Atom Z3770 processor.

Another great option is the Lenovo Miix, a great little tablet with an expansive software package which includes Windows 8.1, Office, and system recovery files. The device also features an impressive speaker system, two gigabytes of memory and over eight hours of battery life. Windows users should also check out the Toshiba Satellite Radius or Microsoft Surface Pro 3.

Whether it is Android or Windows that you prefer, there are plenty of options to choose from. Check out PC Magazine and Tech Radar for other great tablet options for both operating systems.