From same place from where we met the face that he will have Toshiba SmartPad We now receive the internal specifications of this device and the image of what will be its base, support or dock. Toshiba arrives with the desire to position itself well in the sector and for this it has not wanted to skimp on resources for what will be its first foray into Android.
This tablet will come with a Nvidia Tegra 2 processor who will be in charge of moving the Android version 2.2 of the operating system on a 10 inch WSVGA type multitouch screen with a resolution of 1 × 1024 pixels and a 600 mpx front camera. It incorporates an internal storage of 1,3 Gb and has two stereo speakers and a 16 W microphone.
Wifi 802.11 b / g / n connections, Bluetooth and also a 3G data connection, the latter we do not know if it is optional or already standard in the model.
As for physical connections, it has HSMI, USB 2.0 and mini USB output. Of course there is no lack of a slot for SD cards and to be able to expand the capacity of it.
It will come with Opera Mobile Browser installed with support for Flash 10.1 as well as a series of office applications, a PDF reader, e-book reader and an RSS manager.
To all this we have to add that it has a weight of 760gr and they promise a battery life of 7 hours using it as a video player and web browsing.
The equipment will have a base that will almost certainly be obtained as an extra that will serve us for charging and to be able to imagine connecting an external keyboard and being able to work more comfortably.
It is commented on the possibility of being able to install more software through downloads from the Toshiba Marketplace which makes you think that Android Market It will not come on this device and therefore the same may happen with the rest of Google applications.
Some specifications very to take into account and that depending on the date of release on the market and especially its price could be one of the best purchase options within this type of device.
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Hopefully it is better thought out than the Toshiba Journ-e, A good idea ahead of all others very poorly developed
This tablet looks very good, hopefully if the market is accessible but it would be a shame.