Toshiba Tablet

We’ve been waiting for this tablet for a while now and IFA 2011 has finally brought it. It’s only a matter of time before we see the Toshiba AT200 in shops but for the moment let’s look at its specs and see what’s what. Back in March the head of Toshiba Australia, Rob Wilkinson, stated the Toshiba Tablet is better than Apple’s second generation iPad. We finally get to see a Toshiba tablet so let’s find out if he is right. The first thing we noticed was the slim profile: only 0.3″ thick (a “huge”... 

Since everybody said 2011 would be the year of the Tablet, Toshiba thought it might be a really good idea to launch its future products website. Here comes another product which makes the decision of choosing a tablet hard. There are so many sizes and so many features one can get lost when reading all the specs. Happily, Toshiba didn’t clutter its website with much information (although we could have used a little more of it) and focused on presenting the products main features. The design is as simple as tablets can get and the current specs... 

According to some rumors, Toshiba plans to release at least three new tablet PCs in the first quarter of 2011, two of them coming equipped with 10.1 inch displays, while the third one will feature an 11.6 inch screen. The 4th tablet will be developed by Toshiba’s communication department, meaning that we should expect it to act as a smartphone too, just like Samsung’s Galaxy Tab. For now, Toshiba only released the 10.1 inch Folio 100 tablet, in the beginning of September 2010, during IFA 2010 tradeshow. According to late rumors, the company... 

Toshiba just launched four promotional videos that point out the main characteristics of the Folio 100 tablet which was officially launched last month during IFA 2010. Toshiba officially joined the fight for tablet PCs supremacy. Their Folio 100 was launched this September during Berlin’s electronic show, IFA 2010. The tablet is still not available on the consumer market, but the company wants to increase our enthusiasm, and I order to do that Toshiba launched a series of promotional videos that emphasize Toshiba’s Folio 100 characteristics. The... 

The new Toshiba Folio 100 PC tablet was launched during the IFA 2010 event. Following Samsung’s footsteps, Toshiba officially launches their new PC tablet, the Folio 100. Toshiba Folio 100 is actually the old Toshiba SmartPad; only the name changed, everything else stays the same. Toshiba Folio 100 runs Android 2.2 and offers entertainment, access to social networks and mobile Internet anywhere, anytime, as says Marco Perino General Manager Digital Life Products and Services: “Our FOLIO 100 media tablet offers a seamless, easy-to-use experience... 

You can find the Toshiba AC100 at IFA 2010. The little guy is Toshiba’s first smartbook and combines the Android OS with the nVIDIA’s Tegra processing power. As the name suggests, a smartbook is a hybrid between a smartphone and a netbook. Toshiba AC100 is a device that offers fast and simple Internet access, anytime, anywhere. The battery can last up to seven days in standby and offers 8 hours autonomy when the smartbook is in use. Even more, it has instant-on capabilities, the OS being launched in less than a second. Regarding size, it features... 

There isn’t much news about Toshiba’s long rumored Android tablet but it looks like it will be coming this September or October.  The 10 inch tablet will run a version of Android and will be driven by a NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor. The timing seems fair, given the fact that many of NVIDIA’s partners are planning to release Tegra 2 powered devices this fall. Again, there aren’t any real details regarding pricing and specs, but we hope that it’ll be significantly less expensive than the Toshiba Libretto W100. AKPC_IDS += "5261,";Popularity:... 

Toshiba UK announced recently the launch of the new Toshiba Portégé M780 tablet PC aimed at mobile business users and the education sector. The new Portégé M780 tablet PC replaces the Portégé M750, its predecessor. Toshiba Portégé M780 has 12.1-inch touchscreen display and features Toshiba’s proprietary twist-screen technology which allows users to transform the laptop from its normal clamshell design to a tablet PC by rotating the screen on its vertical axis. The multi touch screen display takes full advantage of Windows 7’s touchscreen... 

Every PC manufacturer in the world probably took into consideration at least the possibility of building a tablet or a slate device by now simply because there is a market for this kind of mobile PCs and the demand for them exceeded everyone’s expectations. Toshiba it surely is one of the world’s important names when coming to PC manufacturing. Their recent success regarding personal computer sales in the United States which jumped 50 percent in the first quarter gave them wings and thereby declaring that they are preparing to release by the... 

The above M780 tablet PC from Toshiba was spotted on the company’s official site without its product page being linked to any of the home pages. We can now say that M870 Portégé is official and is just a matter of time before it will be announced. The Portégé M780 Tablet PC may be seen as an updated version of the M750 in every way. Is powered by Intel Core i7-620M processor, 4GB DDR3 1066MHz memory and 320GB HDD (7200rpm). The graphics are based on Intel’s HD Graphics that use from 64MB up to 1696MB dynamically allocated memory. The M780...