Monday, January 24, 2011

Toshiba shows its tablet Honeycomb

You are many who criticize the amount of information that arises every day around the tablets, but that does not correspond to the number of products that actually appear on the market, especially in the case of using the Android operating system, as the case that we present today. Toshiba was among the first who started to stun the market with its Foleo model 100, a 10.1-inch tablet with an anticipated date hardware (Nvidia Tegra 2), but with a little operating system optimized and full of errors, something inadmissible a real product of a signature first line.

Toshiba today we want to "disturb" a little with his promising new tablet. The new model promises to address past problems, and comes with technical features quite interesting, in line with what is expected in 2011, Android tablets. Honeycomb is confirmed as the operating system version.

The Japanese have created a website where we have the virtues of its 10.1-inch tablet, it does so through a typical Flash animation, but we are going to share with you a video: Curious is to find the typical navigation Android within the tablet, an aspect that Xoom Motorola set aside and that seems to know it is one of the novelties of Honeycomb.

We know that Nvidia Tegra repeated 2, the battery is replaceable, HDMI output, and screen resolution is 1280 x 800 pixels, in line with the second generation of Android tablets. We emphasize the presence of a 2-megapixel front camera for video calls, and over 5 megapixels. As stated on the web, spring is the date on which the tablet appears on the market, the same in the remaining competitors will have their models on the premises, so much will have to work to excel.

Curious message we jump when trying to access the web with a device IOS: Official Site | Toshiba.
Posted by Manlio Gandolfi at 10:28 AM

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