Jan 06
Toshiba’s Tablet: Up Close
Posted in: tablet, Today's Chili, Toshiba
One more tablet to look at before the CES showroom floor opens up this morning (that’s right, we’ve still got another hour before the show technically opens). This one’s from Toshiba. And it’s so new that it technically doesn’t have a name. Toshiba was just calling it the Toshiba Tablet. We like that simplicity. Go with it, Toshiba.
The slate is going to run Google’s Android Honeycomb, which means that it most likely won’t be out until the spring, but the company says it’s gunning for a release in the “first half” of 2011 (the unit we saw was running Froyo, which, after checking out Motorola’s entry, looks downright ancient).
It features a 10-inch screen with a 1280-by-800 resolution and slots for USB, HDMI, and mini USB, as well as an SD card slot for expanding memory. Like pretty much every non-iPad tablet these days, it has front- and rear-facing cameras (at 2MP and 5MP, respectively).
More shots, after the jump
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